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| 10-07-2006, 03:40 PM | #1 |
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I have searched the forum to see if there is an explanation for not repairing run-flat tyres. Could not find an eperical answer.
I understand that the walls are strengthened and the seat against the rim is redesigned to perform better under high heat/ run flat condidtion. Why cant they repair a nail in the tyre tread. If the plug gets out during a second run-flat situation - what's the harm. My tyre got a nail, but I noticed before the tyre started to deflate. It is losing pressure very slowly and if I re-inflate the tyre daily it hardly loses pressure. But nobody wants to repair my tyre because it says "do not repair" on the tyre....
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