Viral posts claim thieves place plastic bottles near car tires to create a loud noise, causing drivers to stop and become vulnerable to theft. However, there is little verified evidence that this is a widespread tactic, and the bottle is often simply litter moved by wind or traffic. Still, stay alert: check your surroundings, keep valuables hidden, lock your car, and move to a safer location if anything feels suspicious. Most bottles near tires are harmless, but good security habits can help keep you safe.
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