Probably won't be a cheap fix.....

Royse · Oct 19, 2016

Some days you're the windshield, some days you're the bug.

Tom N MS · Oct 19, 2016

Yessir I think you were the bug today...

Tall T · Oct 19, 2016

Where the hole is looks like a little face in shock!

Is that an oil pan??

CJarvis · Oct 19, 2016

Looks like a dead bug on a tire to me. That being the case, I bet that bug doesn't have the guts to do it again...

Royse · Oct 19, 2016

Apparently I have the picture zoomed in a little too close.
Here's another one after I wiped off the CaCl. Rear tire.

JMOR · Oct 19, 2016

(quoted from post at 22:47:42 10/19/16) Apparently I have the picture zoomed in a little too close.
Here's another one after I wiped off the CaCl. Rear tire.

ad that experience 2 weeks ago, but you are in MI, so it will cost you more.

showcrop · Oct 20, 2016

I bet that it will be cheaper than fixing one from running over the remains of a rusted off T-post while plowing.

souNdguy · Oct 20, 2016

at least the casing looks healthy and not dry.. it should survive dismount.

Hobo,NC · Oct 20, 2016

Tubeless tars are nice when I added two holes in a rear last Sunday I wadded up enoufh tar plugs in the holes and kept at it.. Its still up

I have got fronts but that was the first rear I poked a hole in.

ASEguy · Oct 21, 2016

My front tire found one near my garden two weeks ago.

Probably won't be a cheap fix.....

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