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What to Do When There's a Nail in the Tire but No Air Leak After Removal?

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DelCooper
07/24/25 10:56pm
If your tire has been punctured by a nail, follow these three steps to check whether it needs replacement: 1. Check if the nail has penetrated: Pour some water over the punctured area and observe if there is any air leakage. If no bubbles appear, it means the nail hasn't fully penetrated the tire. If it has, air will definitely leak because the nail can't seal the hole completely. 2. If the nail hasn't penetrated: To prevent the nail from going deeper, you can use a screwdriver or car key to pry it out. 3. After removing the nail: Pour water over the punctured area again and check for air leaks. If there's no leakage, no special treatment is needed, and you can continue using the tire normally.
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VonDavid
08/10/25 3:11pm
I've encountered this situation several times where a nail was pulled from the tire without air leakage. From a professional perspective, no air leak might mean the nail didn't puncture through to the inner layers, just lodged in the rubber. But you should be cautious about potential internal damage. I recommend first conducting a soap water test: mix water with soap and apply it to the nail hole. If bubbles appear, it indicates a leak requiring immediate attention. Even if there's no bubbling, don't take it lightly. Monitor the tire pressure for several consecutive days. Normal pressure doesn't rule out internal structural damage that could increase risks while driving. Avoid high-speed driving or long trips before getting a detailed inspection at a repair shop using specialized equipment to confirm tire integrity. Neglecting this issue could lead to blowout accidents - safety always comes first.
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