Getting Rid Of Flat Tires

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The world as a whole currently faces several dramatic problems. There is bound to be a problem almost anywhere you go, even in schools, stores or just everyday life. With all of these problems, everyone is determined to find a solution. Out of all the problems, in my opinion flat tires really stick out to be a huge problem. My idea to fix this problem is by getting rid of tires as a whole.

There aren't many things in life that are more annoying than getting a flat tire when it's least expected. Not only are tires super expensive and a pain in the butt, they are also bad for our environment. If one day, you are out and about running errands, and you get a flat tire, you would have to go through the trouble of locating a spare and changing it. If you are unable to change the tire yourself, you will have to call the AAA Road Service. When a spare tire is placed on a car it is not meant to be driven on for a certain amount of miles. You would have to pay a large amount to get the tire replaced as soon as possible without causing damage to your vehicle therefore causing you more money in the long run.

Tires are a serious environmental concern in several different ways as well. Part of the concerns lie within the makeup of the tire. When tires are …show more content…

I believe floating devices would be the best option in this case for many reasons mainly solving problems we encounter daily. With the car being able to float you will not encounter the inconveniences that tires in general create. And besides, how cool would it be to drive a floating car? By having these, they wouldn’t put out the extra toxins causing some of our environmental problems. They could also reduce less accidents causing safer transportation for everyone. With this plan, you would no longer have to deal with the embarrassment of getting a flat

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