10 phrasal verbs used when the tire goes flat

Phrasal Verb	Meaning	Examples
Blow out	To burst suddenly	My tire blew out on the highway. The tire blew out when I hit a pothole. We heard a loud bang as the tire blew out. He lost control of the car after the tire blew out. The tire blew out while driving at high speed.
Go flat	To become deflated	My tire went flat while I was parked. The tire went flat overnight. We had to stop because the tire went flat. She noticed the tire going flat as she drove. He felt the car vibrating as the tire went flat.
Let down	To lose air pressure	The tire let down slowly, so we could still drive a bit. She felt the tire letting down as she drove. We had to stop because the tire let down completely. He checked the tires regularly to prevent them from letting down. The tire let down at the worst possible moment.
Flatten out	To become completely flat	The tire flattened out after hitting a sharp object. She noticed the tire flattening out as she drove. We couldn't continue driving because the tire flattened out. The tire flattened out quickly, and we had to change it. He saw the tire flattening out in the rearview mirror.
Run down	To gradually lose air	The tire ran down slowly, so we could drive to the nearest service station. She didn't notice the tire running down until it was too late. We had to inflate the tire regularly because it tended to run down. He checked the tires often to avoid them from running down. The tire ran down unexpectedly, causing us to pull over.
Wear down	To become flat due to wear and tear	The tire wore down after years of use. She noticed the tire wearing down gradually. We had to replace the tire because it had worn down too much. He observed the tire wearing down unevenly. The tire wore down faster than expected.
Deflate	To release air from a tire	We had to deflate the tire to fix the puncture. She accidentally deflated the tire while trying to check the pressure. He deflated the tire before putting on the spare. The tire deflated suddenly, surprising everyone. They had to deflate the tire to remove it from the rim.
Go down	To lose air pressure suddenly	The tire went down rapidly, forcing us to stop. She felt the tire going down as she drove over the sharp object. We couldn't continue because the tire went down completely. He noticed the tire going down while parked. The tire went down unexpectedly, causing a sudden jolt.
Give out	To fail or burst suddenly	The tire gave out on a remote road, leaving us stranded. She heard a loud noise as the tire gave out. We had to replace the tire because it had given out. He noticed the tire giving out just before it burst. The tire gave out unexpectedly, causing a dangerous situation.