For anyone that drives big trucks

[Justin.]

Completely wrong (unless you were being sarcastic). Now let someone that drives semi-trucks for a living answer the question.

Yes. You are supposed to pull over at the very first safe spot you can. Put your hazard lights on and post the flags out behind (and maybe ahead) of the truck and call for help. Having dual tires on the axles is NOT there for that reason at all, nor do you ride on the one tire left after the other blows out. Later, QD.

Yes I was being sarcastic, I drove a truck for 3 years, supposed to pull over, put your triangles out 10,20, and 100 ft behind the truck (If I remember correctly, been a bit)

and I know about blowing tires, When I first started driving, I would see cars pulling up beside me blowing the horn and pointing at my load, I would look back and see my load (flat bed) and be like wtf it's fine, then I finally figured out they were telling me I had a blown tire.

[quickdodge®]

Yes I was being sarcastic, I drove a truck for 3 years,

I was hoping you were. I had to go back and add the parenthesis just to show I wasn't trying to fully bash you. Later, QD.