What kind of glue should be used for tire scratches?
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Tire scratches cannot be directly repaired with glue, as it won't hold. If the damage or crack is large, it's essential to replace the tire promptly, with safety being the top priority. During normal vehicle operation, the tire sidewall deforms to absorb minor road bumps, which means ordinary glue cannot be used for repairs. Here is additional information: Sidewall damage: Continuing to drive with a damaged sidewall poses a risk of tire blowout, compromising driving safety. As the tire rubs against the road while driving, friction generates heat, causing the gas inside the tire to expand due to thermal expansion and contraction. The scratched area of the sidewall becomes thinner and may not withstand the internal air pressure, leading to a blowout. Tire blowouts present significant hazards to vehicle safety.