Arggh, picked up a puncture

[petrivanzyl]

:argh:

Now I have to convince them to repair the RFT.

I can see the f@##$% screw...

 

[Smartiesman]

Sorry dude.

 

[Sabretooth tiger]

screw them:fencelook:

I have repaired runflats before on my 323i, have not gotten a puncture on the tractor yet, touch wood. (No Coisman, not that kind of wood)

 

[KarshS]

As long is it isnt on the side wall just plug it....I have done that to my old run flats...

 

[AshG108]

As long is it isnt on the side wall just plug it....I have done that to my old run flats...

X2!

it aint the end of the world at all that people make it out to be....simple plug and its fine, less than 10 minutes....

 

[petrivanzyl]

Not in the sidewall, close to the middle

They said they will fix it...

 

[KarshS]

Not in the sidewall, close to the middle

They said they will fix it...

:thumbs:

 

[Twinz]

Glad it will be fixed :thumbs:

 

[AshG108]

yep, that is easily fixable and you wont even notice or remember it is there:thumbs:

 

[petrivanzyl]

The fix was only R35

 

[mo_s]

lol I hate runflats in that way..its like you get a nail..and you get nervous, like what if it damaged the tyre..and you worry bout it...sigh..I had a nail which on penetrating somehow seperated the 2 layers of the tyre slightly...which slowly bubbled..sigh

 

[petrivanzyl]

lol I hate runflats in that way..its like you get a nail..and you get nervous, like what if it damaged the tyre..and you worry bout it...sigh..I had a nail which on penetrating somehow seperated the 2 layers of the tyre slightly...which slowly bubbled..sigh

I least i didn't need to put on a spare...

 

[AshG108]

R35 and smiling.....no stress, see?:bravo:

 

[hiltonfa]

Glad you got it sorted :thumbs: