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Old 11-02-2009, 11:54 AM
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Damaged tire

Hey guys,

I got a flat tire over the weekend (front passenger side) when I hit a rock at 70km/h on a dirt road heading to my hunting cabin and it caused a 1" gash on the side of the tire. I'm pretty sure you cannot repair this tire so my question is, can I simply replace the tire or do I need to replace both fronts or all four? I have three summers on these tires (~24,000 kms (~15,000 miles) on them)

Since it's an AWD vehicle, I have heard differing opinions so I thought I'd ask here.

Also, in jacking the vehicle with the factory jack, it actually bent while going up and made things difficult to put the spare on... a bit surprised how flimsy the jack is.

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