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turned out to be a nail so big you'd think it's from the dinausor era..
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turned out to be a nail so big you'd think it's from the dinausor era..
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Can a slow leak in a rear tire be repaired, or does that requires a new set of tires? thanks

POST 2Original post

depends on why its leaking, and where the hole is, most can be patched if its atleast 2 inches away from the sidewall and not much bigger than a nail's head, otherwise you need new tire's

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My tyre blew up today (pzero rosso only 8months old...) at 200kph.. no damages except the tyre itself which had the borders worn coz of fricition.. turned out to be a nail so big you'd think it's from the dinausor era.. that's after i had the airbag light, the horn stop, and now this.. Carlos, who's jinxed!!!?? Waz *it's over at hamann's undergoing minor service*

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