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Another consideration, for those of you who are genuinely concerned about damage to belts and or opportunity for ply separation, the best of vulcanized patches do nothing to restore the

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Another consideration, for those of you who are genuinely concerned about damage to belts and or opportunity for ply separation, the best of vulcanized patches do nothing to restore the structural damage caused by the screw etc. piercing through the belts.

IMHO, the risk is minimal with a normal nail puncture, but if you think the vulcanized patch heals this you're kidding yourself.
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I used to work for Goodyear at one time. I have seen both plugs and patches fail. It all depends on the person who repairs the tire.
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I used to work for Goodyear at one time. I have seen both plugs and patches fail. It all depends on the person who repairs the tire.
I have only installed plugs in all my tires and never had a issue Rusty is correct it matters on who is installing them.
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