another tire question.
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From: Lll
another tire question.
i recently found a cut in my thread. am i safe driving this for a few more weeks, until i get my new tires? is there anyway to plug of fix this?
thanks for the help.
thanks for the help.
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Super glue then take it to the tire shop.
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They might be able to patch it from the inside for preventative maintance. Don't want your tire blowing.
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once I jammed a screw in diagonally through my tire by peeling out on a he-man action figure, (the screw that holds his head to his body). The tire shop was able to plug it up with some molten rubber/glue stuff. It looked a lot worse than yours, so I figure they'll be able to patch yours right up.:thumbup:
