Should i get this bursted tyre repaired

[sindhpolice114]

To be on the safe side its better to replace the tyre as this looks like some serious damage rather than just a small crack or puncture.
So to be safe better change the tyre

[hsn8]

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[crossfirex]

Some of the tyre guys saying its easily repairable whereas some saying to get it replaced

[hash4u]

easily repairable
it will be a huge ugly patch visible from the outside.but it can be kept inside(which it already is)
only safe for a car driven inside city at control speeds not highways that to if kept on the rear.
new tire would be in a pair minimum.
if you are running on a budget another solution is used tire in same size.advantage is they will happily sell 1 piece .but you should know how to check.used may sab mamoo bananay baithay hain

[affanhaq94]

You asked about repair without compromising safety. Safety is already compromised. You can see the cords for goodness sake.

[mumbojumbo]

Salam

As unfortunate as it may sound but a puncture repair guy would tell you to go for repair since you are a potential customer.

But as mentioned above by many seasoned pakwheelers, you should replace the tyre as going for repair will compromise safety. My humble suggestion would be to actually go one step further and replace all four for peace of mind.

Kahawat Suni ho gi aap nay. Mehanga roye aik bar, sasta roye bar bar.

[crossfirex]

Interestingly i was convinced to get it repaired as i saw only one hole. But today morning while keeping the tyre in car for going to repair guy i saw two more cuts so now decided to get a new tyre but there are few questions in my mind that i want to ask
1) has anyone else experienced quality issues with Dunlop tyres (especially Dunlop Enasave series) that come with these Japanese cars because in my other car Yokohama Advan DB are installed which are 6 years old and one tyre also got hit on sidewall and got deflated and i kept on driving at high speed and after a long time when car started to drift i realized that there is some issue and saw that its totally deflated but still it got only one hole and was easily repaired and i m still using that tyre. But this Dunlop tyre got multiple cuts in a small drive!!! This has raised my concern about reliability of all 3 remaining Dunlop Tyres installed in my car!! I am in dilemma to get one tyre or all tyres replaced? This will be a serious monetary hit for me and I have to post ad of tyres on some forum to get reasonable price for three tyres but still I can’t expect some huge offers

2) these latest Japanese cars don’t have space for spare wheel but they are Kei cars that can be taken on highways so what safety precaution one should take before going on highway? Should i take spare wheel in trunk but that will disturb luggage capacity!!

[AkbarGr8]

Replace all 4 as suggested. I had sizing issues so i went with kenda tyres (i was apprehensive since they're chinese) as they matched with stock specs. They were cheaper than their Japanese counterparts and have been going good since the past 2 years.

Car : Nissan Dayz 2015

Don't cheapen out on tyres by opting for substandard repairs or used tyres with unknown history.

[crossfirex]

Replacing all 4 is also a monetary issue but loss in selling 3 other tyres which are in excellent condition is bigger issue

[AkbarGr8]

Brother i think you need to come to terms with what has happened and accept this loss. Nothing more valuable than occupant safety.

To minimise loss, put the best two in the rear and get two new for the front. Good luck.

[chinyoti]

Repairing never works. Only dil ki tasali and money waste.

BTW your post is very confusing, You recently bought a used car with 15,000 km on it or your purchased a new tire which got busted and now you can find a similar pattern?

One thing i dont under stand about Japanese used cars it that the tires dont justify the meters mileage, almost all car tires have very less thread.

better replace tires 2 at a time

Also, if budget is an issue, General tires work really fine. instead of Chinese brands go for brand new Pakistani tires, youll be happier

[affanhaq94]

Meters are almost always reversed.

[crossfirex]

Tyres came with recently imported Nissan Dayz whose genuine mileage was 15000km and tyres condition also tell the same
I personally verified the auction sheet as well. So tyres have don only 15000km since 43rd week of 2020
But my main point was that 3 cuts in tyre question the quality of tyre!!! As i wrote about my other car having Yokohama driven for KMs before i can to know that tyre has been bursted so why in small run this tyre got totally ruined??
The idea to replace all 4 came in my mind due to reliability issue of Dunlop tyres after this incident otherwise i am good to go for replacing one tyre only

[chinyoti]

Im not questioning the authenticity of your car or its auction sheet. Japanese cars tires have very less thread maybe less rubber more fuel efficient.

Yokohama has one of the worst side walls. I am using ADvan DB V552 and 551, GT, Blue earth they are all soft tires and very prone to puntures.

Our road conditions suit general tires the best or some particular series of Dunlop and bridgestone. Kumho also works good.

[zee5han]

My man just get a single new tire and enjoy your ride , if the other three dunlop tires are good right now don't stress about the future and "What ifs".
Keep it simple and enjoy your ride.

[hash4u]

Repairing never works. Only dil ki tasali and money waste.

my 2 days old tire (brand new yoko's)
i got distracted driving and tire went off road. road edge rubbed side wall and tire burst
i went to the market and got it repaired
tossed it at the back of the car and kept driving.never had any issues. but yes never risked motorway travel on it.local only

[chinyoti]

Chale to Chand tak werna shaam tak.

Got these for Cultus 165/65r14. 16k each. Generals were 11k or 10k each.

These look more pretty. Feel more hard. Already has 1 tire puncture under 5000 kms driven.

My euro tycoons driven 55,000km zero punctures. Just front tires had lost thread causing poor braking

[crossfirex]

Bhai ur experience is totally different than mine
I am presently using Yokohama Advan DB that i got installed in jul/aug 2018 and as i remember they are made in Feb 2018. I have written my experience of tyre burst above of Yokohama Advan db due to something hitting very hard from side. Rest u can read above that i kept driving a flattened tyre for KMs. And then i got its wall repaired and still using it (planning to replace all tyre with Chinese tyre by end of this month due more than 6yrs usage) I can’t compare the performance and durability of this Yokohama Advan DB with any tyre that i have used in past (General, Dunlop SP sports, Bridgestone Turanza) but now my budget doesn’t allow me to buy them again. I drove them at continuous 150km per hr on motorway from Multan to Sukkur except near speed cameras. So if i dont have budget issues i will not got for any other tyre than Yokohama Advan DB. May be General has improved in last 4-5yrs but in my books i dont even consider general as an option

And i am planning to get only one tyre now.

[pwuser150504674948]

Even if repaired it will never be safe and will continue to loose air.
Not recommended

[pwuser150504674948]

Blue earth is better in sidewalls as compared to db which are super soft.
Advan Db is a very good tire but it is extremely sensitive to 1 thing and that is running them on low air.
You do that for even 10 kms and the tire will be gone.
If you want to protect it from punctures just keep it inflated 1 or 2 psi above recommended. Personal experience.