r/tires

I dropped my car off to a repair shop on Tuesday and they just finished today and I picked it up (Monday). I drove it to the grocery store and realized one of my tire’s pressure was low and brought it back to have the repair shop inflate it. Realized there’s a screw in it.

I have a feeling it happened there - they had it almost a week and it would’ve been way more flat by now. Is there anything I can do?

I noticed what seems like a slight raised spot on the sidewall of my front tire. It’s not a large bubble, but it’s enough that it caught my attention.
The tire:
Holds 35 PSI overnight (other three are around 41 PSI).
Isn’t losing air.
Hasn’t had a blowout or puncture.

In an electric charging spot there was the cut off base of a pole left, just a few cm high in the side of a bay. Impossible to see when in the car... The cut is just on the outside of the tire. There's no air escaping as of yet.

The Sailun Atrezzo SVA-2. It was the cheapest tire available for my car, and Discount Tire didn't even list the brand. It just said "Brands may vary based on availability." I then proceeded to drive 350 miles on it the next day.

By the way, Indiana's roads suck really bad. They are so comically bad that Indiana has its own campaign to address it.

Is it ok to drive on? I noticed yesterday and dont have time to change it since we are going fpr car holiday ca 4000km from northern Europe to south italy this friday. I dont see any cords

Obviously it's dry rott but would it survive next winter season or i should replace them immediately?

Don't remember exact week but year of production is 2020

Just bought a second hand set of wheels with Michelin PS4s on. Replaced the rears as the tre,ad depth was just about legal (I live in the UK). The fronts have 4mm tread, but has dry cracking on the side wall. I have a MOT coming up (vehicle road worthy inspection/test) and I am wondering if these will pass, or should I get them replaced as well? I have done my research however it seems like there is no consensus and very different case by case so decided to ask you guys here.

Basically was pulling into a corner parking spot earlier today and I tapped the curb with the front right tire. Not super hard, wasn’t pulling in fast but this is the current situation. These tires are less than a year old. Is this going to be ok? Thx in advance

I've done some looking around and it seems it's going to be a replace. Hoping someone can tell me different as we aren't in a place financially for a new tire. The hole itself would be patch able, but I'm concerned because she drove on it that we will need a new one. TIA

The front tire of a guy who gave me and my friends a ride in Peru

Is this a significant enough gauge to worry about? The photo doesn't quite do it justice but you get the idea, I'm currently running 55 psi and the tires max is 80, I also need to rotate my tires which would put this one in the front. Edit: these are not stock tires, they are "TBT Tires TS-37 A/T 10-ply E LT275/65r20", online it says to run them 45-55 unloaded and 55-65 loaded. I aired them uo to 55 today because I've been running 40 in the front and 35 in the rear and the tires are showing under inflation wear and the sidewalls would bulge just under the weight of the truck on flat ground.