What is the likely direction of the car if there is a tire blowout in the front?

When a front tire experiences a blowout, the most common and likely reaction is that the vehicle will tend to veer towards the side of the tire that has lost pressure. This occurs because the blown tire can no longer provide adequate traction or support, leading to an imbalance in handling. The remaining tire on that side will be forced to bear more weight and handle more load, causing the car to drift or pull in that direction.

This behavior is critical for drivers to understand, as it influences how to respond in such a situation. A driver must be prepared to countersteer or regain control of the vehicle to prevent losing control completely. Recognizing the tendency of the car to move towards the side of the blowout is essential for maintaining safety and stability while driving.