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Originally Posted by Kaitain
I hate to tell ou this, but even if you had a set of non run flat tires, you would have had to replace that tire. The bolt was on the inside edge of the tire, and is not able to be properly repaired. The outside edge is also susceptible to this. It is called bad luck. I had this happen to one of my tires, and I had to replace two of them since they were not brand new, and the wear would have been felt in the steering. So, be happy it happened early, if it was going to happen, since it cost you half as much as it could have.
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I know I would've had to replace it regardless, but I would rather have replaced a normal tire than a run flat. It is bad luck and I am fortunate I was able to just purchase one. I'm still looking to replace the run flats with a set of normal tires and then put the run flats back on before I return the lease.