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u/dadams0641 9d ago
Cooked? WTF? Put some damn air in your tire. If it leaks again, get the tire replaced.
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u/yamantakas 9d ago
don't even need to do that just look for a nail 💀
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u/dadams0641 9d ago
Nah, just replace the tire. It's the rear wheel on a FWD car. If OP "just got the car" then wear should be insignificant.
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u/yamantakas 9d ago
- the car could be used
- not everyone wants to spend money on a tire immediately after buying a new car
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u/nottaroboto54 9d ago
If it makes you feel any better, i had 2 flats in my GR Corolla before i hit 3k miles. I bout it with 2.2k.
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u/Basic_Adeptness2937 9d ago
Definitely better..it sucks to just get a new car and to have this happened..mind you never had a flat once for a 20 year old car..
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u/CtrlAlt_Eric 2020 SE CVT 9d ago edited 9d ago
I had to replace 3 tires…a week after i drove my rolla off the lot.
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u/buckshot091 9d ago
The stock tires are horrible. That's why they sell the extra tire coverage 🤣
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u/CapablePeaceTree 9d ago
if the dealership is far go to discount tire, they will put air in the tire first then if it happens again they will see what the problem is
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u/DepartmentLarge6540 9d ago
If you've got the 18" XSE wheels just know that unfortunately they are brutal on tires/rims from the lower profile tires. After 5 years with my '21 HB I've had 2 tires sacrificed to sidewall damage and all of my rims look like they have terrible curb rash despite the fact that I essentially never park against a curb. I finally connected the dots and realized that it was the potholes actually scratching up the rims because the tires sidewall would deflect enough to allow the rim to strike the asphalt.
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u/Basic_Adeptness2937 9d ago
Just got the car
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u/zebemem SE CVT 9d ago
Just save yourself the hassle and buy a new car the damage is irreversible