Nail in tire - /o/

Nail in tire - /o/ (#28453290) [Archived: 1230 hours ago]

Anonymous

6/11/2025, 5:20:40 PM No.28453290

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Take it out or leave it in? I've never seen a nail like this before.

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Anonymous

6/11/2025, 5:22:51 PM No.28453293

>>28453290 (OP)
buy a patch kit faggot

Anonymous

6/11/2025, 5:23:00 PM No.28453295

>>28453290 (OP)
leave it its just chillin there

Anonymous

6/11/2025, 5:24:10 PM No.28453296

maybe buy another 1/4 of a tire and put it on there to make it feel better too

Anonymous

6/11/2025, 5:31:25 PM No.28453305

>>28453290 (OP)
Are you sure this wasn't an anti-semitic attack?

Anonymous

6/11/2025, 5:40:56 PM No.28453317

>>28453290 (OP)
plug it

Anonymous

6/11/2025, 5:50:52 PM No.28453331

Fuck turned out to be a pretty good sized nail. Sprayed some soapy water on it and no bubbles that i can see. Should be ok right? It's a miata so the fastest i can realistically go is 160km/hr.

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Anonymous

6/11/2025, 5:51:56 PM No.28453332

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>>28453331
Forgot pic.

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Anonymous

6/11/2025, 5:54:35 PM No.28453335

>>28453331
just get a new tire
It's over.

Anonymous

6/11/2025, 5:55:37 PM No.28453338

>>28453331
>>28453332
i have no idea what scale that fob is.
it might not have fully penetrated
keep monitoring the air pressure, if it doesnt drop, you're fine.
do mark your tire where that nail went or you'll never find it again

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Anonymous

6/11/2025, 6:13:26 PM No.28453356

>>28453290 (OP)
Definitely take it out. You can probably patch it yourself with a patch kit and not have an issue.

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Anonymous

6/11/2025, 6:18:59 PM No.28453362

>>28453290 (OP)
>>28453332
It's a nail for a nail gun.
They come in long strips like glued together to put into the magazine.

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Anonymous

6/11/2025, 6:20:00 PM No.28453364

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>>28453362
Too lazy to find that exact type but it's like this.

Anonymous

6/11/2025, 6:27:23 PM No.28453376

>>28453338
The nail is just over 5/8", based on the insertion I'd guess it went in about 9/16" and at an angle to the tread. Tires are fairly new, about 2.5k km on them with some wear because RWD tire.

Anonymous

6/11/2025, 6:29:14 PM No.28453377

>>28453290 (OP)
>leave it in
>damage your rim on bumps
>hole eventually gets bigger over time
genius

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Anonymous

6/11/2025, 6:35:48 PM No.28453391

>>28453356
>>28453377
try reading the 12 response thread before posting

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Anonymous

6/11/2025, 6:49:35 PM No.28453408

>>28453391
No

Anonymous

6/12/2025, 2:40:58 PM No.28454874

>>28453332
>>28453331
its in a very easily repairable spot for a plug. i hand my mechanic a $20 CAD note and he plugs it for me
just plug it and then consider looking for deals on new tires, dont run it until it gets worse like an idiot unless you carry a spare and trust your TPMS ....

Anonymous

6/12/2025, 3:24:17 PM No.28454945

Put liquid rubber on it

Anonymous

6/13/2025, 2:14:48 AM No.28455946

>>28453290 (OP)
WTF it's not a sidewall puncture - you leave it in until you get to a tire shop and they patch it.

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Anonymous

6/13/2025, 2:50:47 AM No.28455992

>>28455946
Jesus man, what kind of turbo-wrenchlet can't patch a goddamn tire.

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Anonymous