Can a new tire still be used if it's punctured by a screw?

[WilliamDella]

New tires can still be used if punctured by a screw. Emergency handling methods for punctured tires: Generally, do not pull out the screw after a puncture. Most vehicles use tubeless tires, which won't lose air immediately after being punctured. If punctured, remember to drive slowly and avoid highways, or promptly replace with a spare tire. Tires are crucial for safety, so it's essential to get them repaired at a 4S shop as soon as possible. Repair methods: The common repair method is called vulcanization (hot patch). This process involves removing the tire, applying a special uncured rubber patch to the puncture, and then using a heating machine to bond the patch to the tire until fully integrated. The advantage of vulcanization is its durability, as it virtually eliminates concerns about repeated air leaks.