My tire has a nail in it. :-(
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My poor Sally has a nail in her foot.
I mean she's got a nail in one of her tires.
The tire may be leaking but I kept the nail in for now.
What's the correct air pressure (PSI) for the stock Perrellis on 05 GTs?
I mean she's got a nail in one of her tires.
The tire may be leaking but I kept the nail in for now.
What's the correct air pressure (PSI) for the stock Perrellis on 05 GTs?
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PUNCTURE REPAIR LIMITS
TIRE SPEED MAX. NUMBER MAX. REPAIR
SYMBOL REPAIRS DIAMETER
130 mph and over 1 1/4 in. (6mm)
(H, V, Z)
Edit: ok when I hit post my columns arent lining up!
Basically says 1 repair is allowed before tire loses speed rating.
But you can get different answers from different manufactors.
Plug/Patch from inside should be fine. I dont think you would be driving a speed of 130 mph for a sustained period of time anyway.
That would be my only concern.
PUNCTURE REPAIR LIMITS
TIRE SPEED MAX. NUMBER MAX. REPAIR
SYMBOL REPAIRS DIAMETER
130 mph and over 1 1/4 in. (6mm)
(H, V, Z)
Edit: ok when I hit post my columns arent lining up!
Basically says 1 repair is allowed before tire loses speed rating.
But you can get different answers from different manufactors.
Plug/Patch from inside should be fine. I dont think you would be driving a speed of 130 mph for a sustained period of time anyway.
That would be my only concern.
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I had a screw in the shoulder, no one would fix it. Prior on another vehicle I had a nail in the tread, plugged it myself and still holding up just fine.
I went ahead and replaced my tires and rims before I had anticipated, shame to buy another $100.00+ tire then 4 new ones in 6 months when I had planned to upgrade anyway.
I went ahead and replaced my tires and rims before I had anticipated, shame to buy another $100.00+ tire then 4 new ones in 6 months when I had planned to upgrade anyway.
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Originally posted by LordBritish@August 19, 2005, 8:51 PM
Ok, i got it patched. But, unfortunately, the puncture was near the sides so it might still leak in which case I'd have to buy a new tire - we'll see.
Ok, i got it patched. But, unfortunately, the puncture was near the sides so it might still leak in which case I'd have to buy a new tire - we'll see.
BTW, a proper repair consists of both a patch and a plug, either by itself does not effectively repair the tire.
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My puncture was just outside the repairable area shown in the picture above.
I'll monitor the air pressure and if it still leaks, I guess it's another Perrelli Let me guess, $200?
I'll monitor the air pressure and if it still leaks, I guess it's another Perrelli Let me guess, $200?
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Originally posted by LordBritish@August 19, 2005, 10:23 PM
My puncture was just outside the repairable area shown in the picture above.
I'll monitor the air pressure and if it still leaks, I guess it's another Perrelli Let me guess, $200?
My puncture was just outside the repairable area shown in the picture above.
I'll monitor the air pressure and if it still leaks, I guess it's another Perrelli Let me guess, $200?
check The Tire Rack I think $120s
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