allbaugh_04

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It's in a nitto drag radial, will i be safe patching this?

I sure hope it's not big deal if i patch it

BadBandit69

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I would go ahead and patch it. With a patch and not a plug. Plugs have always worked for me but i only use them on tires that arn't worth paying to have patched or if im in a bind and need it fix right then. I seen on here guys were patching slicks so i don't think nittos would be any problem at all.

Black FormulaLs1

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i would patch it....JMO tho

allbaugh_04

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k thx guys

SlwBirdy

Discount tire does flats for free. The can do a plug patch combo. Thats the best way. I was a tire tech for a year.

99345hp

I would go to a firestone dealer because they actually have a plug and patch all in one. I worked at a firestone store for 3 years and we never had anyone come back with one of those repairs.

TXws6

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let a tire shop be the judge of that man.

2fast2blegal

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drive on it untill it pops on the highway.

allbaugh_04

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thx ***

blown03mustang

defenestrate

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be careful with this, some guys are lazy and will just plug a tire when it should be patched-happened to me.

wickedws6

a p[lug/patch combo would be your best bet as the other guys said. the insert will wear with the tread as it wears down.

2fast2blegal

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haha according to the title you asked what i would do so i told you. i need a new paint job i wouldnt drive that fast just enough that i can control it and mess up my paint somehow. haha jk

ItsNotStock

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OP-Most tire shops will refuse to patch Z rated tires, so keep that in mind when going price shopping. I have had a bolt three times the size of that nail go through one of my tires. I got the plug/patch combo. If they know what they are doing just get it done and not think twice about it.

Nauty99SS

thats what i did also .. they say it will out last the tire