Jerry_Atrick Posted Thursday at 08:21 AM Posted Thursday at 08:21 AM Yeah... wasnt picked up at home. .Was picked up in London, given the speed the tyre deflates and when it was first showing up. I was driving home laast night, and about half way home the warnign came on. Pulled into the next services and topped up the tyre and by the time I got home, it was on again. Could be it moved and opened the hole a bit, but it is wedged in almost sideways; Either way, It has made me very grumpy.. 1
facthunter Posted Thursday at 08:33 AM Posted Thursday at 08:33 AM Sometimes it can be Plugged. Is it tubeless? Nev
spacesailor Posted Thursday at 08:46 AM Posted Thursday at 08:46 AM (edited) Even " tubeless " tyres can have a proper repair done . After the tyre is demounted the " vulcanising patch " is applied inside the tyre . A lot of places will tell you the plug is as good as a " vulcanised patch " repair , which is B S . spacesailor Edited Thursday at 08:47 AM by spacesailor Spelling 1
Jerry_Atrick Posted Thursday at 08:48 AM Posted Thursday at 08:48 AM 14 minutes ago, facthunter said: Sometimes it can be Plugged. Is it tubeless? Nev Yeah, it's repairabvle. £25 is not worth claiming; it is more finding the time to drop off at the tyre place. 1
Marty_d Posted Thursday at 09:04 AM Posted Thursday at 09:04 AM 15 minutes ago, Jerry_Atrick said: Yeah, it's repairabvle. £25 is not worth claiming; it is more finding the time to drop off at the tyre place. Especially if you're tyred. 1 1
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