run-flat puncture

Tom K. · 06-01-2008, 11:43 AM

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Originally Posted by essexcounty

^ Turns out it was a nail.
Took it to a certified run-flat repair shop and they plugged it for $16 in 10 minutes. I've driven it about 40 miles today, and it seems fine.
Thanks for your reply, Tom. I'll definitely keep an eye on the pressure going fwd.
Victor

$16 sounds good to me - glad it worked out OK for you.
Tom

baduncadonk · 06-01-2008, 02:20 PM

I got a nail last weekend in Carmel and enjoyed a slow leak in RFT for several days. Took it in and had it patched; trust my tire guy and he says you can patch RFTs with no issue going forward.

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