Inspect the Area: Look carefully to see how the bottle is positioned and whether it’s glass or plastic.
Protect Yourself: Wear gloves if the bottle is glass to avoid cuts.
Remove Gently: Use a tool like a broom handle or pliers to gently dislodge the bottle. Avoid pushing it further into the wheel well.
Check for Damage: After removal, inspect the wheel, tire, and undercarriage for scratches, dents, or punctures.
Test Drive: Drive slowly to ensure there are no unusual sounds or vibrations.
If you notice damage, consider taking your car to a professional mechanic for a thorough check.
