I picked up a nail but hadn’t realised how much of a problem it was going to be sourcing the rear tyre 245/45 16", no matching tyre in stock, the tyre was removed and sent away for repair. Had to use an old wheel and tyre I had at home.
I picked up a nail but hadn’t realised how much of a problem it was going to be sourcing the rear tyre 245/45 16", no matching tyre in stock, the tyre was removed and sent away for repair. Had to use an old wheel and tyre I had at home.
I'm not sure repairs that close to the wall are even legal, let alone advisable. When you say sent away for a repair, is it a method whereby this is acceptable?
Yes, perfectly safe and perfectly legal if it is a 'vulanised' repair, not just a plug, a patch or a 'combination'. It is 'sent away' because it's a specialised process requiring an autoclave, so it can't be done at your local tyre depot.
When you say sent away for a repair, is it a method whereby this is acceptable?