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Posted by Paw Paw Dave on July 04, 2005 at 18:16:39 from (4.229.235.16):
In Reply to: Re: punctured tire posted by tire_guy on July 04, 2005 at 12:26:01:
Have to agree with tire_guy. I'm the one on the other side, a customer with decent sized (20.5-25 and 23.5-25) tires used on loaders and off-road trucks. If you can section the tire it is well worth the time and money. A well done section is as good as the rest of the tire. DO NOT have 14 plugs (or whatever) put in to get by, all you are going to do is hurt the tire and maybe even beyond section repair. Figure on a week downtime and you should be ok. Might only take a couple of days, just depends.
Dave
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