Tire Plug
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Tire Plug
I know I am probably being paranoid but last night I saw something stuck in my tire and assuming it was a rock (dark outside) I tried to pry it out with my key. After a couple of tries I realized it was a tire plug from when I picked up a nail a couple of months back.
Could this have loosened the plug enough for it to come out or leak air? Don’t want my fiancée driving down the highway and loose a tire...
Any thoughts?
Could this have loosened the plug enough for it to come out or leak air? Don’t want my fiancée driving down the highway and loose a tire...
Any thoughts?
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Tire plugs....?
There's not a "Good" tireshop on the planet that would plug a radial tire. Yes,
I've seen it done but I wouldn't allow it on my car. If you have a nail in your
tire it should be patched which takes a little time, pluging is fast, easy and
cheaper for the tireshop....and wrong!
I've seen it done but I wouldn't allow it on my car. If you have a nail in your
tire it should be patched which takes a little time, pluging is fast, easy and
cheaper for the tireshop....and wrong!
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Originally Posted by gary c
There's not a "Good" tireshop on the planet that would plug a radial tire. Yes,
I've seen it done but I wouldn't allow it on my car. If you have a nail in your
tire it should be patched which takes a little time, pluging is fast, easy and
cheaper for the tireshop....and wrong!
I've seen it done but I wouldn't allow it on my car. If you have a nail in your
tire it should be patched which takes a little time, pluging is fast, easy and
cheaper for the tireshop....and wrong!
to the op ... if you've got a lot of tread life left in that tire... just take it back and have them add the patch, otherwise i would just leave it. i'd do whatever to put my mind at ease.
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