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You'll have to shop around but it can be repaired with a vulcanizing tire patch. The big chains wont repair it if it is less than 1" from the edge
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You'll have to shop around but it can be repaired with a vulcanizing tire patch. The big chains wont repair it if it is less than 1" from the edge of the tread. If you don't drive fast it really shouldn't be a problem.
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Amazing how they won't repair it now with 1"...soon it will be 2"...then 3"....then not at all...just buy a new tire yo... |
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