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Stop safely and seek assistance or follow an authorised solution before continuing.
Stop safely and assess assistance or a manufacturer-permitted solution before continuing; a professional must determine whether repair is possible. Do not drive normally with a damaged or deflated tyre. Some kits provide temporary repairs for certain punctures, subject to speed and distance limits; they do not suit every type of damage or provide a permanent repair.
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Use any sealant as a permanent repair for any damage.
Stop safely and seek assistance or follow an authorised solution before continuing.
Continue driving normally even if pressure is lost.
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