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Screw In A Tyre

mogwai
mogwai
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Hi,

While I was cleaning the car just now I noticed that I have a screw in one of the back tyres near the shoulder. Currently it is not losing pressure. But I am assuming that because of the location it will not be repairable.

I have the titanium X pack and therefor the 17 inch tyres. I have currently got Bridgestone Potenza RE050A 205/40 84V tyres. Does anyone know how much they cost to replace as none of the main sites seem to stock this tyre in this size?

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    Hi,

    While I was cleaning the car just now I noticed that I have a screw in one of the back tyres near the shoulder. Currently it is not losing pressure. But I am assuming that because of the location it will not be repairable.

    I have the titanium X pack and therefor the 17 inch tyres. I have currently got Bridgestone Potenza RE050A 205/40 84V tyres. Does anyone know how much they cost to replace as none of the main sites seem to stock this tyre in this size?

    £101.66 ouch..

    h**p://www.camskill.co.uk/products.php?plid=m54b745s13p57278&rs=gb

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    it might not actually be through the tyre just stuck in the tread, could try raking it out and put it back in if it starts hissing lol

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    If the screw goes straight in, it can be repairable, but mine went almost horizontal to the tyre, so much that it stood proud of the tread, and I wore it half flat! Should have taken a photo of it when he found it while balancing!

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