[ES_TRADER]

Got home from a a family outing and saw this when I was unloading the kids.

Left rear and right rear. Not sure if vandalism or straight bad luck on the highway. 2 in one day

[Hockeytyme]

Originally Posted by ES_TRADER

Got home from a a family outing and saw this when I was unloading the kids.

Left rear and right rear. Not sure if vandalism or straight bad luck on the highway. 2 in one day

Wow that's a bummer! That's the kind of stuff that happens when I let the wifey drive one of my cars. Just bad luck or she's driving on the shoulder

The big one is for sure done in my opinion. The smaller one might be small enough that it didn't penetrate all the way through. If it did, it's still not a safe place to patch. Rule of thumb is that you can only patch on the flat part of the tire.

Good luck!

[TrevorM3]

change the big one, sidewall is compromised.

i'd leave that small one if there is no leak, it's just ugly looking thats all

[hoffmeister]

Originally Posted by TrevorM3

change the big one, sidewall is compromised.

i'd leave that small one if there is no leak, it's just ugly looking thats all

If you leave the small one- id suggest making sure you keep a plug kit and compressor in the car. I did the same thing and was fine for 5,000 miles...until I wasnt. Agree its not a great place to plug but it will get you off the road and to a shop.