I have a very small flap in one of my TT's tires. It's on the side wall, about half way up from the road. It doesn't seem to be penetrating the inner wall, but the outer rubber cover is a simi-circular cut about the size of half a quarter.I'm thinking I could get away with gluing this down for now. Maybe Gorilla Glue?

Get a new tire or you will be changing it on the road

Tires that blow at 50 MPH or more can do a lot of damage. High kinetic energy.

agesilaus wrote:Get a new tire or you will be changing it on the roadNEW TIRE!!

1ofmany wrote:agesilaus wrote:Get a new tire or you will be changing it on the roadNEW TIRE!!Don't even consider repair! Replace it now, where you can do it in a safe place of your choice.Jerry

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midnightsadie
Explorer II
Jun 19, 2016
think about it, 125 bucks now ,or a couple thousand after it blows ,if your still here after the terrible wreck.
eHoefler
Explorer II
Jun 19, 2016
If a tire dealer won't repair it, why would you????
NHIrish
Explorer
Jun 19, 2016
Glue....no. New tire.
MFL
Nomad II
Jun 19, 2016
1ofmany wrote:
agesilaus wrote:
Get a new tire or you will be changing it on the road
NEW TIRE!!

Don't even consider repair! Replace it now, where you can do it in a safe place of your choice.

Jerry
1ofmany
Explorer
Jun 19, 2016
agesilaus wrote:
Get a new tire or you will be changing it on the road
NEW TIRE!!
Harvard
Explorer
Jun 19, 2016
Tires that blow at 50 MPH or more can do a lot of damage. High kinetic energy.
agesilaus
Explorer III
Jun 19, 2016
Get a new tire or you will be changing it on the road

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