Fix a Flat Tire like a Champion! All by yourself.
Part 1: The Tools You Need.

I’ll make this simple since you were probably on your way somewhere when your car began driving a little lopsided. That’s really the first step when you need to fix a flat anyway! Be aware of how your car feels so when it begins to act a little strange, you know it’s happening. You should learn while studying for your Texas Learners Permit what type of “feelings” to watch for while driving and what to keep with your spare tire.

Here’s the tools you will need to keep in your car if you ever need to change your tire:

• A spare tire. If you don’t have one, you should definitely get one. Plus, you can’ t really fix a tire without a spare…….
  There are storage locations for spare tires in vehicles usually located in the back or trunk of cars and SUVs, as well as underneath the vehicle in some trucks. Checking the air pressure in your spare is something to do regularly, otherwise you might end up stranded with two flats and more of a struggle for yourself. If you’re using a spare tire, remember to take it to a mechanic as soon as you get the chance. Putting too many miles on a spare can cause a blowout which makes changing a tire even more important when it needs it.
• Lug Wrench
• Jack
  (These things should always be in your vehicle and normally, will come with it. If you don’t have these three things, you won’t be able to change and fix a flat tire.)
• Safety equipment. This includes things like reflective triangles, a working flashlight, and warm clothing in case of emergency.

You can also get other options to fix a flat tire that has small punctures in wheels. These are usually small and easy to carry in your vehicle. These will fix a flat for a short amount of time but aren’t meant for long periods of wear and tear. Always take your car to be worked on by a professional as soon as possible.