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So I got a new set of 452's fitted last week and when I was out cleaning the car today the neighbour noticed I had a flat tyre. Rear passenger side flat as a pancake.

 

Upon close inspection its got a screw embedded in it. Took it to the local tyre fitters who said it cant be repaired as it too close to the side wall. I thought as much as it stuck through one of the outer tread sections. Bloomin great, they have only been on a week!!

 

Need to sort one out for Tuesday as he didnt have any in. So annoying and nothing I can do about it. Talk about frustrating. :angry:

 

Sorry, just needed to vent. Will continue cleaning the Z now and try to forget about the £100 I have lost.

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So I got a new set of 452's fitted last week and when I was out cleaning the car today the neighbour noticed I had a flat tyre. Rear passenger side flat as a pancake.

 

Upon close inspection its got a screw embedded in it. Took it to the local tyre fitters who said it cant be repaired as it too close to the side wall. I thought as much as it stuck through one of the outer tread sections. Bloomin great, they have only been on a week!!

 

Need to sort one out for Tuesday as he didnt have any in. So annoying and nothing I can do about it. Talk about frustrating. :angry:

 

Sorry, just needed to vent. Will continue cleaning the Z now and try to forget about the £100 I have lost.

 

 

Why not put a tube in it, get some use out of the tyre.

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Didnt think of that, never tried it before

 

Will ask Protyre tomorrow as I need to order a new one otherwise.

 

 

 

So I got a new set of 452's fitted last week and when I was out cleaning the car today the neighbour noticed I had a flat tyre. Rear passenger side flat as a pancake.

 

Upon close inspection its got a screw embedded in it. Took it to the local tyre fitters who said it cant be repaired as it too close to the side wall. I thought as much as it stuck through one of the outer tread sections. Bloomin great, they have only been on a week!!

 

Need to sort one out for Tuesday as he didnt have any in. So annoying and nothing I can do about it. Talk about frustrating. :angry:

 

Sorry, just needed to vent. Will continue cleaning the Z now and try to forget about the £100 I have lost.

 

 

Why not put a tube in it, get some use out of the tyre.

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So I got a new set of 452's fitted last week and when I was out cleaning the car today the neighbour noticed I had a flat tyre. Rear passenger side flat as a pancake.

 

Upon close inspection its got a screw embedded in it. Took it to the local tyre fitters who said it cant be repaired as it too close to the side wall. I thought as much as it stuck through one of the outer tread sections. Bloomin great, they have only been on a week!!

 

Need to sort one out for Tuesday as he didnt have any in. So annoying and nothing I can do about it. Talk about frustrating. :angry:

 

Sorry, just needed to vent. Will continue cleaning the Z now and try to forget about the £100 I have lost.

 

 

Why not put a tube in it, get some use out of the tyre.

 

dont think you can tube low profile tyres

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