Tire problems..
If they're new, send it back !
Is it a cut, gash or a pin hole? Either way you won't fix a hole in the sidewall. You could, but it's not gonna last, and it'll just lead to a blow out down the road.
I worked in a shop for a while.. It's not safe as they say to repair an area on the tire outside the surface touching the road. Just leads to problems
Is it a cut, gash or a pin hole? Either way you won't fix a hole in the sidewall. You could, but it's not gonna last, and it'll just lead to a blow out down the road.
I worked in a shop for a while.. It's not safe as they say to repair an area on the tire outside the surface touching the road. Just leads to problems
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I've had a few vehicles come in with tubes, but it's really rare. I guess you can do it as obviously it has been done and worked, but I do not recommend it.
If you have a leak in the sidewall you need to retire it or call pro-comp and see if they will work something out with you. Or see if the tire shop you bought them from has some kind of road hazard program.
And honestly you might just check for a recall. Michelin just had a recall on the M/S 2's where one of the molds was leaving pinhole leaks in the sidewall and we had about 120 of those bad boys sitting in our shop on a tent sale weekend and we couldn't sell them....
If you have a leak in the sidewall you need to retire it or call pro-comp and see if they will work something out with you. Or see if the tire shop you bought them from has some kind of road hazard program.
And honestly you might just check for a recall. Michelin just had a recall on the M/S 2's where one of the molds was leaving pinhole leaks in the sidewall and we had about 120 of those bad boys sitting in our shop on a tent sale weekend and we couldn't sell them....



I say just cut your losses and get 2 new ones and save the other good one as a spare.