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Ray Le Blond: How To Change A Flat Tire

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Imagine this situation, driving along the highway, focusing on an exam for English class, and suddenly the car pulls to one side and hearing the flapping sound of a flat tire! Realizing you’re in big trouble, and no idea how to change a tire. Don’t get stressed out, you might find someone willing to help or calling triple A, which could take over an hour. But wouldn’t it be easier to do it yourself, learn something new can be very useful. As Ray Le Blond stated, “You learn something new every day if you pay attention”. Here is an easy step by step guide how to remain safe, the process and complete task to effectively change a flat tire. The first thing to do is to remain safe, calm, and don’t get stressed out. Pull the car into a safe spot,

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