So apparently a screw has found its way in to my tire. With washer

it will wear down on road and damage the tire more. puncture repair it if you have a kit, if not just take it too a shop and let them deal with the hassle

It's over. You're finished, OP.

Buy a new tire.

You just ran over it, i've ran over a few - both times on 6 month old tyres on separate cars.

Take it to a puncture repair shop and ask them nicely - some will do it for free.

>>16201743
>for free
They charge 10 shekels for that, it's almost free as far as car repairs go
>>16201689
just pretend it is a stud for winter

>>16201689
I would be more concerned with the dry rot than a screw.

>>16201689
Your tyres are nearly gone anyway, that outer edge is getting pretty low

>>16201781
There's a place in my country that will do it for free then try their hardest to upsell balancing/alignment etc.

>>16201885
but why would you do that when the tyre was not even removed from the wheel
>>16201880
>not using them until they are slicks

I'm getting a tire kit

>>16201880
This.

Edge is gone, center isn't that far off the wear indicators

Don't bother with a patch/plug, just get some delicious new rubber

>>16202235
I'm low on money at the moment. And the tires are expensive because 18''

Will have to wait until next month

>>16201918
if they do it right, they do dismount the tire from the wheel.

>>16202270
>go to Harbor Freight and buy a plug kit for like $5

>>16202279
That was my plan

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plug-patch master race

>>16202275
>doing shit the long way

>>16202460
Someone works at Wal-mart lol. No bully, I do too

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There we are

I removed the screw, and then I plugged it with a dog turd