What action should be taken immediately after a tires blow out?

After a tire blowout occurs, gradually applying the brakes and steering straight is the recommended action because it helps maintain control of the vehicle. When a tire blows out, there is a sudden loss of air, which can cause the vehicle to swerve or become difficult to control. By applying the brakes slowly and avoiding abrupt steering movements, the driver can maintain stability and reduce the risk of an accident.

This approach allows the driver to safely decelerate and bring the vehicle to a complete stop in a controlled manner, ideally on the side of the road away from traffic. Immediately turning the steering wheel can result in over-correcting and causing the vehicle to veer off course. Accelerating to maintain speed is dangerous as it could lead to losing control completely. Lastly, stopping as quickly as possible is not advisable, as it may increase the risk of losing control.