Sparks Fly as Driver Speeds Down Texas Highway on Bare Wheel

Crazy Drive: One-Wheel Stunt on Texas Highway!

The person in the video below driving on a bare wheel in Dallas, Texas might be having an emergency, we don't know.

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But this is why you should make sure you have a working, aired-up spare tire, folks, don't end up like these rascals.

Keeping emergency items in your car is crucial for unexpected situations. Here's a list of essentials to consider.  Keep scrolling if you just want to watch the video.

• First Aid Kit: Include bandages, gauze pads, antiseptic wipes, adhesive tape, tweezers, scissors, and pain relievers.
• Jumper Cables: In case your car battery dies, these can help you jump-start your vehicle.
• Flashlight with Extra Batteries: Useful for nighttime emergencies or when you need to check your car in the dark.
• Reflective Warning Triangles or Flares: These can alert other drivers if you're stranded on the roadside.
• Blanket or Emergency Sleeping Bag: Helpful for staying warm if you're stranded in cold weather.
• Non-Perishable Snacks and Water: Keep some granola bars, nuts, or other long-lasting snacks, along with bottled water.
• Multi-Tool or Swiss Army Knife: Useful for various tasks, from cutting to opening cans.
• Portable Phone Charger: Ensure you can charge your phone in case of emergencies.
• Tire Pressure Gauge and Fix-A-Flat: These can help you address minor tire issues.

• Spare Tire and Tire Iron: Ensure your spare tire is in good condition and properly inflated, and keep the tools necessary for changing a tire.
• Duct Tape and WD-40: These can be lifesavers for temporary fixes.
• Emergency Cash: Keep a small amount of cash in case you need to pay for gas or other services where cards might not be accepted.
• Rain Poncho or Umbrella: Useful in case you need to work on your car during rain.
• Fire Extinguisher: Small fires can happen, and having a fire extinguisher handy could prevent a disaster.
• Basic Tools: Screwdrivers, pliers, and wrenches can help with minor repairs or adjustments.
• Tow Strap or Rope: In case you need to be towed out of a ditch or need to help someone else.
• Maps or GPS Device: In case your phone loses signal or runs out of battery, having a backup navigation method is essential.
• Paper Towels or Hand Wipes: Useful for cleaning up spills or messes.
• Emergency Contact Information: Keep a list of emergency contacts, including family members, roadside assistance, and insurance providers.
• Personal Medications: If you have any essential medications, keep a small supply in your car.

Remember to periodically check and replace items as needed to ensure they're in good condition and ready for use in case of an emergency.

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