Posted by GregCO on December 05, 2014 at 18:35:33 from (69.35.184.183):
In Reply to: Tires - nail holes posted by DaninKansas on December 05, 2014 at 13:43:10:
It is very common for a tire shop to not touch a sidewall repair. It is a crap shoot as to how well it will hold up if at all. All that being said I have fixed many myself and had mostly good results. I even put a plug in a sidewall one time in the middle of the night while going through Utah with nowhere to get it fixed or replaced. The spare was buried under the load on the trailer and I didn't fell like unloading it to get to it. Plugged it at a gas stop and aired it up. Ended up lasting the life of the tire. Your mileage may very. If your tire just has a nail hole in it a tube may work out great. Move it to the back and keep an aye on it.
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