How to Do a Burnout with an Automatic Transmission Car

1. Find a Safe Place

The first step is to find a safe place to do a burnout. This should be a wide open area with no obstacles or people around. It’s also important to make sure that the ground is dry and not slippery.

2. Start the Car

Once you’ve found a safe place, start the car and put it in park. Then, turn the traction control off. This will allow the wheels to spin freely.

3. Press the Gas Pedal

Now, press the gas pedal down all the way to the floor. The engine will rev up and the wheels will start to spin.

4. Release the Brake

Once the engine is revving high, release the brake. The car will start to move forward and the tires will continue to spin.

5. Keep the Gas Pedal Down

Keep the gas pedal down all the way until you’re satisfied with the burnout. The longer you hold it down, the more impressive the burnout will be.

6. Release the Gas Pedal

Once you’re done with the burnout, release the gas pedal. The car will slow down and the tires will stop spinning.

7. Put the Car in Park

Finally, put the car in park to avoid rolling.

Tips

* It’s important to be careful when doing a burnout. If you’re not comfortable doing it, don’t try it.
* Make sure to check the ground conditions before doing a burnout. If the ground is wet or slippery, it’s best to avoid it.
* Don’t do a burnout for too long. This can damage your car’s transmission.
* Have fun! Burnouts can be a lot of fun, but be sure to do them safely.