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16-01-2007, 09:25 PM
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Got a tyre with a nail in it on my ute. I carry heavy loads every day and got to get it replaced as quick as possibly, no hanging round for a hour waiting...so im at the mercy of a tyre place in respect to $$, no time to shop round etc...
Anyway, can I get away with just replacing the tyre with the nail and have different treads, or should I do both? What are the pros and cons? And lastly, approximately what would I be looking at for a 17 inch tyre of middle of the road quality? thanks :0) |
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tyres- replace one or both rears guys?
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