If you experience a blowout in one of your front tires, what will happen to your vehicle?

When you experience a blowout in one of your front tires, the vehicle will pull hard toward the side of the deflated tire. This occurs because the front tires are responsible for most of the steering and direction control. When one of these tires loses air suddenly, it cannot support the weight of the vehicle on that side effectively.

As a result, the reduced traction and stability on the affected side will cause the vehicle to steer in that direction, making it feel like it is being pulled towards the deflated tire. Maintaining control during this situation requires the driver to remain calm and gently steer the vehicle away from the pull, while also gradually reducing speed in a safe manner.

The other options describe scenarios that are less likely to occur in such a situation. The vehicle won’t just drift to the right or remain entirely stable, and it's unlikely to spin around unless some extreme circumstances arise, such as over-correcting or speeding significantly.