Chipped sidewall...opinions?
#1
Chipped sidewall...opinions?
Do you think it's necessary to replace the tire? The tear is very small but from what I've read sidewall damage is nothing to mess around with. Thanks.
#2
It doesn't look too bad, try a bit of superglue.
I would be more annoyed about the wheel damage to be honest.
On a serious note, if you want to keep using it for a while, make sure it is on a rear wheel and not the front. Less of a problem if you have a blow-out.
I would be more annoyed about the wheel damage to be honest.
On a serious note, if you want to keep using it for a while, make sure it is on a rear wheel and not the front. Less of a problem if you have a blow-out.
#5
Am a big believer of making sure the rims seal the air properly plus of course holds the tire in place security. As for the tire itself, I'd not chance it and get a new one. This could be a good time to switch to the far better Michelin Pilot Super Sports
Your tire/rim are major safety items. If you suffer a blowout at speed... and if you decide to self-repair, am not sure about insurance coverage now that you've posted this online for all to see.
Your tire/rim are major safety items. If you suffer a blowout at speed... and if you decide to self-repair, am not sure about insurance coverage now that you've posted this online for all to see.
#6
Thanks for the feedback guys. I'm getting the rim repaired and as for the tire I will just go ahead and get a new one. Defintely worth it especially for the peace of mind.
And yes, those are the super sports already! Much better than the Pirellis imo
Am a big believer of making sure the rims seal the air properly plus of course holds the tire in place security. As for the tire itself, I'd not chance it and get a new one. This could be a good time to switch to the far better Michelin Pilot Super Sports
Your tire/rim are major safety items. If you suffer a blowout at speed... and if you decide to self-repair, am not sure about insurance coverage now that you've posted this online for all to see.
Your tire/rim are major safety items. If you suffer a blowout at speed... and if you decide to self-repair, am not sure about insurance coverage now that you've posted this online for all to see.
#7
Excellent choice in R/R them both. These cars are sooo darn heavy that we're already playing with limits during hard braking.
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#8
I had something very similar on my front tire when I bought the car but it did not scuff the wheel. The dealer suggested that I rotate my tires and move that one to the back. I have had it that way for over a year now and no issues. I knew I was going to need tires in a few years anyway so I have just left it.
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