i have driven worse.
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Holy shit. There are other people that repair their own flats?!?! I've done dozens myself. No problems. I too keep a patch kit and compressor in my trunk.
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So much doable in that picture. REREREREREPAIR.
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use a t plug and you're good to go.
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It's within the "no-go" zone: within one inch of the sidewall.
No shop would even consider plugging it; that's a lawsuit waiting to happen. And with most plugs, it's nearly impossible to make them stick properly to the constantly changing shape of the tread-to-sidewall area. If you dismount the tire, check for rubber crumbs. If it has any, the tire is junk. Well, actually, it is junk since it's not safe to repair. I plug/patch tires for a living (tech at Goodyear). |
Well seeing as he already plugged it, I'd say it was doable since he hasn't reported back besides that it was working. I worked at goodyear back in the day, and although I wouldn't do it for a customer, I sure as hell would do it for my own tire. It's more than fine.
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Originally Posted by 2ndGearRubber
(Post 812062)
It's within the "no-go" zone: within one inch of the sidewall.
No shop would even consider plugging it; that's a lawsuit waiting to happen. And with most plugs, it's nearly impossible to make them stick properly to the constantly changing shape of the tread-to-sidewall area. If you dismount the tire, check for rubber crumbs. If it has any, the tire is junk. Well, actually, it is junk since it's not safe to repair. I plug/patch tires for a living (tech at Goodyear). Hasn't leaked yet. |
We need "I track with plugs" bumper stickers for the TXMC crew.
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Cool.
A nail in 3 week old RS3s in the exact same spot. I'm going to track on this bitch. |
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