Greeting's Minsu you always touch all of are hearts... beam up.................

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I just had this happen to me last week. I had a nail in same tire and 20 psi. I had it repaired and I expect no problems till they wear out. This tire has 2,000 miles upon it.

Good luck. Tires are not the time to cheap out.

I just had lunch with the Washington senator from my state so I proposed your dilemma to him. Here's his reply:
"Just so you don't waste any money, keep the two good tires. Just find a car that only needs two tires on one side. Wait, they will have to be needed on the same side of the car that your two good tires came off of. No, scratch that idea if your car still has gas in it. You'll need to find a car that only needs two tires on the side that is the same side as your two good tires came off of and needs gas. Yeah, that's it."

My head is hurting

Minsu if you think Arizona doesn't get snow look at flagstaff

Lol I was gonna edit it, I meant Phoenix Arizona lol.

Btw I need like legit answers how long can I drive on 11psi

Greeting's Minsu, to expand your life cycle and your time on planet earth do not
drive at all on 11 psi............Your safety comes first.. good luck amigo........

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like zero.

Why have you not aired the tire up yet?

I don't get it... :confused: :confused:

Or is it not holding air? Do you have a puncture? Can you patch it enough to make it to a tire repair shop for a proper patch? Or remove the wheel and take it...? So many solutions have been provided.

I don't have to ask... I just assumed. :icon17:


Not very long. I wouldn't drive on it at all if I could avoid it. Put some air in the tire ASAP.

i think he's still looking for a straw... lol

Im at work....I'm gonna go home now, fill it with air first see how it holds up

i'm stil confused over why this is even a thread.

my tire is low on air. i should probably fill that up before i drive. done.

now as for you terrible tire wear issues then go get an alignment and see whats wrong.

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