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Patched with a plug from the outside, good enough to get you to civilization. Glued and patched with a rubber plug from the inside, I'd say ride it till the tread wears out. If really concerned with it, throw a tube in and go.
I would not have a problem running a plugged tire that had a patch on the inside, as long as the hole was not near the sidewall.
Yep.....pick'd up a roof'n nail on a new Dunlop GT502 (less than 2K on)....dealer would'n touch plug'n.....but my Indy did....put another 9K on it. he used somethin' along this line,think.... http://www.blackjacktirerepair.com/index.asp?child=6
not necessarily this brand...but somethin' similar...NO problems....
Plugged or patched? If the patch is done right it should be OK. Our service center patches pursuit rated tires, so I gotta think if it's good enough for that...
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