Just my luck

[4EyedTurd]

I’d plug it.

I’ve plugged way worse with zero issues.

We still talking about tires?

[Mysticcobrakilla]

We still talking about tires?

Lmao!

[scootro]

1. go to Mexican tire shop
2. have 'em plug it
3. eat taco's and get drunk

[yellowstang]

I just looked at the pic. Just leave the nail in there, it will block the air from leaking.

[slow99]

Super glue around the nail.

[soap]

That’s such a borderline a location puncture location. But just for the sheer fact because they’re brand new I would just plug it.

[shumpertdavid]

I'd plug / patch it based on the photo. Remove the tire, insert plug pushing from inside to out, cut plug off flush inside, buff tire and apply patch over plug. It's close enough to the edge of tread that it may roll the patch off. A plug will hold fine, but the rawhide plugs will dry out over time and likely become a slow leak at some point. I'm over in Whitesboro if you want me to look at it. Work at Golden's on Hwy 377 just south of 82 about a mile or so, in the south side of Dennards and Meador Funeral Home.

[Gasser64]

Put uh... put a damn... uh

[4king]

And I don't carry a tire plug kit, I'm not a real man. Anything I have will be bought, not built. Get money, son!

Thats like driving a lifted truck on 22inch rims with super swampers and acting like an oil change is just too much work

How to use a tire plug

1. Remove debris and let tire air down

2. Using the hole punch, puncture the rupture with the file like tool

3. Using the sticky rubber plug, coat the plug with rubber cement, use the needle like puncture tool to push the plug into the clean punctured hole

4. Rapidly remove needle plug pusher tool leaving plug in the hole

I've done this on the side of highway 121 for a buddy in a lowered Sierra on 26's who had a large sheet rock bolt go through his tire twice

Nut up or shut up bitch. It's $200 for a new tire or grow a sack. Your choice

[Stephen]

$10 bucks or $200 you pick!! Haha

https://youtu.be/ykEeqFuX_lo

I’ve plugged many tires with no issues

[Mike]

At least you didn’t get rear ended by a corolla!