Think it can be plugged?

[sambo73]

And it work? Had a stick stuck in tire Sunday morning. Where my finger is pointing is the small hole. Think i could get a diy plug kit and it work?

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[bullhead44]

possible . its getting pretty close to the side wall.

[eaglegolfj]

That close to the side wall patch would be better.

[twistedmidnite]

I had one similar but all the way on the sidewall, I put one of the bigger bottles of slime in it. It took a couple week's of driving but it doesn't leak at all now.

[sambo73]

That close to the side wall patch would be better.

Ok, so I'd be bettet to take to tire shop?

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[Lungbustr]

You could plug it temporarily then take it to the tire shop later if your busy now.

[sectxag06]

if you have DT certificate, then it can plugged. if you don't have the certificates, it's definitely going to need to be replaced. or at least that's been my experience.

[Traildust]

Take it to one of those "ez's tire shops and let them patch it. Discount won't repair it.

[howabouttheiris]

Anything can be plugged... you just got to want it bad enough....

I got out of the field and all 200 miles to home on this patch job.

Shops wouldn't touch it... tire was eventually replaced.

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[DirtyDave]

I'd plug it and run it

[mrc]

A shop probably wont touch it, put a bottle of slime in it and go on down the road.

[sambo73]

would you replace when you could if you put slime in it or plug in it?

[TXHUNT3R]

Take it to one of those "ez's tire shops and let them patch it. Discount won't repair it.

This is what I do. DT won't do it that close to the side wall.

[30-30]

if you have DT certificate, then it can plugged. if you don't have the certificates, it's definitely going to need to be replaced. or at least that's been my experience.

^This...

[SAC]

Plug it and drive it till you cant