The size of the gash or hole in the tread is greater than one-quarter inch.
There’s a gash deep enough to expose the nylon or steel belts (which are part of the internal structural components of the tire).You spot a bulge on the tread or sidewall (following an impact, etc.).
The shoulder has damage (more than cosmetic), such as a small puncture.The sidewall has a puncture, a cut exposing the cord, or a visible bubble or bulge.This can cause internal damage, which can’t be fixed. The tire has a sudden loss of air and you drive on it flat.Here are 8 indicators you may need a new tire. What’s not as easy is knowing when your flat tire can’t be repaired or patched, and when it will need to be replaced with a new tire.
It’s easy to learn how to change a flat tire and install your spare. When Your Flat Tire May Need to Be Replaced
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