Repair Area Of Tire

…tread area (up to 1/4"in size) can be repaired by trained personnel using industry-approved methods. These tires can be returned to service if they have not been driven on while flat or with very low inflation pressure. * Tires cut or punctured in the shoulder or sidewall areas, as well as any tires…

…and repaired tire no longer retains its speed rating and should be treated as a non-speed rated tire. "Guidelines allow the repair of punctures in a tire's tread area of up to 1/4" in diameter. Repair of larger tread punctures and of punctures to the tire's shoulder and sidewall areas are not…

…the tire is dismounted, this puncture can be repaired following industry guidelines and the tire returned to service. This tire has been punctured through the shoulder area long enough ago for part of the nail head to have worn away. Since the puncture is outside the permitted repair area, this tire…

…tires, self-supporting tires and tires supported by an auxiliary system. Self-Sealing Self-sealing tires are designed to fix most tread-area punctures instantly and permanently. These tires feature standard tire construction with the exception of an extra lining inside the tire under the tread area…

…by the tire chain manufacturer. * If a cross chain should fail, stop immediately and make necessary repairs. Do not drive with a broken chain. * Remove the chains as soon as the vehicle reaches clear roads. When removing chains, drive beyond the signs reading "End Chain Control" to a pull-off area…

…whether a tire is safely repairable or not, please speak to a professional tire repair technician. How to File a Repair Claim 1. Determine if your tire(s) can be repaired. If there is a puncture in the center of the tread area, the tire is usually repairable. See photo below for repairable area. If…