ex-Chinese Dave
ClioSport Club Member
172 Cup
I heard the noise from the rear of the car whilst driving home last night. It made a kind of wurring noise and I couldn’t pin down what it was. I’ve jacked the car up to check the suspension and the wheel bearings etc and I found what looked like a bolt in the tyre. I pulled it out and found it’s from a socket set, and it’s not one of mine! I must’ve picked it up either in the works car park or on the road going through Manchester last night. I’ve taken it out and the tyre has deflated. I’ve called the RAC and they are going to come out and I think they can do a plug repair based on where the hole is. My question is this: I have to drive on the motorway to work so I’m guessing that the position that this hole is in means a plug repair will be fine, but would I be best sorting out a new tyre as soon as possible?
This shows the problems you have with this car that doesn’t have a spare so if I do need a new tyre, I will get this one repaired and try and find a rim to keep as a spare. I sold the damaged spare that I got with the car and Matt has had that repaired. I think the main take from this is doing a check on the wheels if you hear anything because you never know what it could be.
This shows the problems you have with this car that doesn’t have a spare so if I do need a new tyre, I will get this one repaired and try and find a rim to keep as a spare. I sold the damaged spare that I got with the car and Matt has had that repaired. I think the main take from this is doing a check on the wheels if you hear anything because you never know what it could be.