What size of tire damage cannot be repaired?
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It is recommended that tires cannot be repaired under the following circumstances: 1. Sidewall: The sidewall cannot be repaired. Even if repaired, there are significant safety hazards, so it is not recommended. 2. Tread: Holes penetrating the tread with a diameter exceeding 6mm cannot be repaired. 3. Bead: If there is bead damage or deformation, tread deformation, rubber corroded by chemicals, or damage caused by running flat. 4. Others: Other abnormal conditions cannot be repaired. For example: If signs of running flat are visible on the tire (such as sidewall abrasion marks, inner liner bubbles, etc.), it is not worth repairing as the tire structure may already be compromised and unsafe for further use.