Do I need to repair a tire with a nail but no air leakage?
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It depends on where the nail is punctured. Here are the details: Damaged position: If it is on the front of the tire, you can continue driving. If it is on the side, you need to replace the spare tire as soon as possible due to the risk of a blowout. Timely replacement: It is relatively common for a tire to be punctured by a foreign object. If a tire has a nail but is not losing air, it may be because the nail has not penetrated completely or it is blocking the air outlet, so there is no immediate air leakage. In this case, you should replace the spare tire as soon as possible and then go to a repair shop to check the punctured tire. If there is no air leakage at all, you may not need to repair it. If you don't have a spare tire, be careful not to pull out the nail, as doing so may cause air leakage and pose a safety hazard while driving.