Saw this on my tire today, not losing any air pressure -- leave it?
I agree with everyone else, replace the tire. It cannot be repaired on the sidewall like that. You hit a bump at just the right time and it could go.
I'm under the impression that when dealing with a 4 wheel drive car you can't replace tires in pairs... has to be all 4. Is that the case here?
Last edited by Aimbit; Jul 31, 2017 at 04:43 PM.
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I'm under the impression that when dealing with a 4 wheel drive car you can't replace tires in pairs... has to be all 4. Is that the case here?
- Mismatched tires are often a primary factor in drivetrain damage.
- To minimize variances, always match tires: same brand, size and type.
- The tread depth difference between front and rear tires should be no more than 3/32nds of an inch.
- If it is, you’ve got a problem with tire circumference difference. Get all four tires replaced.
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OP should check out bestusedtires.com
You might be able to find one close to the tread level of your other tires.
I replaced my rare tires with "Achilles ATR Sport 2 Performance Radial Tire - 245/40R17 95W” for $86.00 each back in Nov 2015 when the car had 32k miles. I couldn’t tell the difference from the OEM whatever was on from the factory to this unknown brand.
As of today with 54k the tires still have 10 to 15k left.
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time for a new tire. I would not want to see you have a blow out.





