A screw is in my tire.
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After rolling around in my brand new kumho 711's for 1 week, I find a screw (self tap) stuck deep in the tread of one of the tires... I waited 2 weeks now with it still in the tire and I still drive it around. I noticed that there is no leaking. The only thing that is annoying is I could hear the "click-click" sound on the road as the screw hits the pavement every rotation. What to do? Will my tire blow up soon?
Option 1: Take out the screw
Option 2: Leave the screw on
Option 1: Take out the screw
Option 2: Leave the screw on
Don't leave the screw in, and no, your tire is not going to blow up. Atleast I hope not.
Go to where you had the tires mounted and I am sure they will repair it for free, if not, its like 20 bux.
Go to where you had the tires mounted and I am sure they will repair it for free, if not, its like 20 bux.
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a screw in your tire? i declare u as screwed
if it's in the treads a tire shop can patch it for free. if it's in the sidewall then for saftty they wont patch it and u are screwed
and need a new tire
if it's in the treads a tire shop can patch it for free. if it's in the sidewall then for saftty they wont patch it and u are screwed
and need a new tire
Consider leaving it in and just cutting the head off so it dosent do the click click? Then when it finally starts leaking go get it patched. **** depending on how long it is you might not have punctured the inner casing. Drive to the tire place and take it out in ther parking lot. if it leaks your safe. if it dont just drive back home.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by eda6 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">where did you get the tires? Usually the installer will repair it for free.</TD></TR></TABLE>ya, just go to the tire store and have them pull it for you. that way if it leaks bad after taking it out, you are already there to have it fixed
Seeing that you are in Canada, I know all the tires shops here in Edmonton, repair tires for free. It only takes like 15 mins, just go get it taken out, and patched!
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cool i'll take it to a shop asap. I'll try to take it out there in case it leaks like crazy.
the screw is in the tread (for those wondering if it's in the sidewall)
thanks for the replies
the screw is in the tread (for those wondering if it's in the sidewall)
thanks for the replies
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