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Originally Posted by IDZRVIT Did the tire go flat? If not, I wouldn't be to concerned. I would... that is a big chunk on old tires right near the sidewall.
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Dealership probably won't replace/fix it because again unless they did tire maintenance, they aren't going to assume it was their fault. As others said, it is likely non-repairable anyhow... Get some new tires. |
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