You are driving, so I won't go into details. When going downhill for a long time, pay attention to shifting gears, don't be too fast, don't brake suddenly, check whether the inflation is insufficient, and pay attention to the tires when maintaining. If you have a flat tire when going downhill, the rear tire doesn't matter. The key is the front tire. If the front wheel suddenly has a flat tire, you should hold on to the steering wheel to prevent a fight.

In fact, there is nothing wrong with going downhill for a long time. The place where I drive now is more dangerous, and the slope is very long. I can't climb in second gear. Think about it, there is a high cliff next to the slope, and the car is also an old car for more than ten years. Running every day, getting used to it, the key is to have a balanced mentality. Take it easy. Anything can happen when driving, such as breaking the transmission shaft uphill, having a flat tire and suddenly catching fire. We suddenly caught fire.

Good luck, drive the truck carefully and don't hit anyone, or your year's work will be in vain! ! !