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Do you think this can be patched or will my tire have to be replaced? At least it happened in front of my house and not 30 miles away.
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hard to tell from that angle, but looks like it is just going into the tire via the tread and not near the sidewall?

If so, don't see why it couldn't just be patched.
 

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That is fixable.
 
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hard to tell from that angle, but looks like it is just going into the tire via the tread and not near the sidewall?

If so, don't see why it couldn't just be patched.
It is almost at the center of the tire. Not near the sidewall.
 

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Yea that should be fine. I hit plenty of screws with my previous mustang and the only ones that couldn't be fixed were those that hit the sidewall.
 

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Funny thing happened to me the other day. I had a nail stuck in the right rear wheel of my stang almost in the same position as OP's. I was sure it would be patched, but Ford told me it needed a brand new tire because the nail was too long (after they "inspected" of course)
I had a tire and road hazard warranty so they gave me a brand new tire. Since it was free I didn't care what they said as long as it got replaced. Though, I too wondered why they didn't just patch it.
 

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I've had two of those. Patched, no problems. Screw magnet for sure!


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We had so much road work here in my city I was plugging tires a few times a year
in my driveway,that looks like a piece of cake
 

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Funny thing happened to me the other day. I had a nail stuck in the right rear wheel of my stang almost in the same position as OP's. I was sure it would be patched, but Ford told me it needed a brand new tire because the nail was too long (after they "inspected" of course)
I had a tire and road hazard warranty so they gave me a brand new tire. Since it was free I didn't care what they said as long as it got replaced. Though, I too wondered why they didn't just patch it.
Wtf? The length of the foreign object is not a factor. The issue comes with sidewall damage and/or the size of the damaged area. As long as the affected area wasn't ridiculous, it should have been repairable.Interesting...
 

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easy patch on that.

just be carefull. who ever does it will have to dismount your tire to do it correctly. dont want them to mangle your rims.
 

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Wtf? The length of the foreign object is not a factor. The issue comes with sidewall damage and/or the size of the damaged area. As long as the affected area wasn't ridiculous, it should have been repairable.Interesting...

this, a puncture is a puncture. Sounds like they just wanted to sell the tire, which would be fine with me as well (since the warranty company pays for it not the consumer) hahaha
 

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this, a puncture is a puncture. Sounds like they just wanted to sell the tire, which would be fine with me as well (since the warranty company pays for it not the consumer) hahaha

At least you had the warranty. Based on ford's stance on it, I would have needed two $320 tires already! Glad my local tire repair could do the patching ($15 each time!)


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