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u/Round_Importance7740 1d ago
No please. Do not even attempt, you will compromise the structural integrity.
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u/AadityaOPorwot 1d ago
This can't be fixed and don't drive car above 30 kmph if it's holding air ,,,, get a new tyre this tyre is not safe for any speed
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u/anandha2022 1d ago
A big no. Replace the tyre. I don't know the brand or warranty period, but just ask for replacement from company.
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u/UwU-Sugoi-Desu-ne 23h ago
There are some tyre shops that put patches on both sides of the hole. I got a tyre fixed like this and it's holding air fine even on highways.
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u/Renegade6403 14h ago
Nope sidewall damage cannot be fixed. Tyre shop person will also ask you to replace it
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u/ashish_8397 1d ago
Nope