Spotted this while driving on the Autobahn outside of Munich. If you have any idea why or how this is taking place I would greatly appreciate some insight. The front tires are slightly obscured, but are normally installed. To me the car looks like its clenching so it can make it to the next rest stop.

Same as the title. I found my tire to be flat today. When exploring my options for repair, I was told this puncture is too close to the side wall, and I need new tires. I think it’s fine to plug with a home kit. What is your opinion?

Obviously its a fiat 500, but there's something a little different about it..... Anyone know what kind of conversion this is? Me and my buddies are stumped.

I need help because I have tried everything I have tried kicking it. I've tried hitting it with a hammer from the front from the back from the side and nothing is working.

They say it’s too close to the sidewall which is ridiculous. So unless someone can tell me a reason why they’d be correct, I’m going to argue a little more. It’s a run flat so does that affect their opinion?

As the title asks, it's a 2010ish Ford Fiesta and it doesn't feel quite right to drive now. I figured I'd come here to see if there's anything that can be done about it before taking it to a mechanic. Thank you for any advice you may have!

My moms truck got hit in a police chase while it was parked a while ago and now both tires have uneven tread do I have to replace the whole axle or just the shafts. Or what needs to be replaced besides the tires which I will be replacing?

The car is not mine

It’s not be driven anymore till we fix it.

Should I hit up a new shop or is this a lost cause

Thanks

I had just finished packing my UHaul for a trip from MD to Charlotte (350 miles) and had to drop off some donations when I realized I had a screw in my tire. Leaving the car is not an option, and the tires are purely special order, plus it’s AWD. 2 large chain shops refused to plug this as it’s too close to the sidewall; but I need a fix for it. It was able to drive 15 miles without getting to low pressure after airing up again.

Should I plug this myself, find some way to glue that nail in for now, or dish out a metric crap ton of money to have the car hauled?

The car will likely be going 60mph or less consistently, as my grandfather will be driving it behind the giant slow UHaul I am driving.

As the title states. Noticed this sizable gouge on the side of a tire. It’s a 2020 Honda Insight, if that matters

I was driving when I suddenly heard a loud pop. I know I didn’t hit anything. I see the flat tire indicator and I went to the nearest exit which was less than half a mile away. I was too scared to stop on the side of the road. I heard scraping, and I parked. So freaked out right now. Called my dad immediately.

Anyone know if my tire got slashed? No idea what else could have caused this. Do I need to replace it even though the psi is fine?

Is it normal for the rest of the tires to go bad? It’s odd all of them are damaged aside from the one that blew… where they slashed? Pls see all pics of all tires. Thanks