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Ok, not that it matters if they are 16" 17", etc. What are the pro's and con's about plugging the hole as opposed to having it patched by removing the tire?
My rear left tire has a small leak, and I haven't identified where it's coming from yet. If it's the inflate stem, I'll take to a shop for a new replacement. Also, I really don't want to use that spray-in tire goo.
the local goodyear shop will fix (remove tire from rim, patch from inside) a tire for $20. i usually already have it off the vehicle so there could be a slightly higher charge if they do the unmount/mount. if you dont konw where the leak is, they will find it.
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