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What a pothole can do to your car

Your best bet is to avoid potholes as often as you can, but not at the risk of running into other drivers, pedestrians, or objects. However, if you can't avoid this road hazard, then it's always a good idea to give your car a quick inspection afterward to ensure no damage was done. Here are some of the points to examine:

Tires: Potholes can seriously mess up your tires. Not only can they cause an immediate flat tire, they can also separate the seal between your tire and your wheel, causing major performance issues. On top of that, they can bend your rims. It's a lose-lose situation for your tires – even if immediate damage isn't done,  this road hazard can misalign your tire and cause uneven wear, which means you'll have to pay to replace it sooner. Next time you're here for Charlotte auto service, let our techs inspect the tire from top to bottom.

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