Tire went flat in the driveay. Damage?

JRscooby wrote:
I don't think anybody asking if the tire was ruined would consider breaking their own tire down. And most would not have the ability to deliver the volume of air in the short amount of time needed to seat the bead. So likely he will take wheel and tire to shop. The extra cost to inspect might be worth it for piece of mind.

Well, you'd be wrong on that one. I do most of my own tire work from trailer tires to large tractor tires.

Normally I would just replace the valve stem and go on with my day without a second thought, but then I thought twice. So I asked. A tire guy would say absolutely, you must replace BOTH tires, because they want to sell tires.