1. Blow enough air. Be sure to blow enough air. I used to have a flat tire for some time. If there is an air cylinder of a barometer, please hit it close to the air pressure indicated on the outer tire. If you don't have a barometer, feel it with your fingers. Generally speaking, when a road car is hit, it can't pinch the tire with its fingers (the hand of a big man). When a mountain car is knocked down, it can pinch, but it's very hard. The benefits of high tire pressure are obvious. When the tire is hard, many sharp stones and broken glass will be bounced off and can't get in. Greatly reduces the chance of getting stabbed.
2. When parking and resting, pay attention to check the outer tire to see if there are broken glass, small iron pieces, stones and other embedded in the outer tire, and clean it in advance. These things may not puncture for a while, but the speed and distance of riding will make them deeper and deeper until they puncture the inner tube.
3. Look at the road when cycling and avoid suspicious things on the road. In addition, walk as close to the middle of the road as possible. Generally, glass iron sheets are mostly on the roadside.
In summer, we should also pay attention to the air pressure of the car and do not expose it to the sun for a long time. It is necessary to equip a high-pressure inner cushion to prevent internal violence at the beginning of summer. If we do these work well, we can generally reduce the number of tire violence in summer. Tubeless is the best. As long as you often check the wear degree of the outer tube, the chance of tire burst caused by high temperature will be very small. Nitrogen filling can prevent tire aging and is good for preventing tire burst.