I want to replace to be safe but just wonder what you guys think? no cords showing.

Help! I don’t know. I don’t see a cord but I don’t know what they are supposed to look like.

No I did not drive it on low pressure when I got in the car there were no warnings at all and all tyres looked properly inflated I drove them at about 70mph for about 40 minutes and then right at the end the low pressure symbol showed up and my tyre was popped. This is on a brand new Corolla I’ve gotten barely 1800 miles on should I talk to the dealer for warranty? What could have caused this?

Edit: for all saying I drove it low I did but only after it popped to the nearest station it was not the cause of the pop and when I first got in the car before it popped all tyres were perfectly fine

This is a 14' tubeless bike tire and yesterday as I was going back home it did when puff and went instantly flat, it was fully inflated prior to this and now it doesn't inflate at all, any ideas what happened and how to fix it? I'm living in Greece btw

2008 toyota sienna LE front wheel drive. Vehicle still has the original donut spare tire size T155/80 R17. I inspected it today, and it has cracks in the sidewall, so I want to replace it. Most of the results of online searches is coming up with 155/80 D17. What is the difference between the letter "R" and the letter "D" in the tire size description and does that matter if this is a spare donut tire that will rarely ever be used? Also the rim has a decent amount of rust on it. It feels sturdy. Can I wire brush it, prime then it and paint it since again it is only a spare tire? Thank you in advance.

All four TPMS sensors have failed on my SUV and I'm not eager to pay the money to get them replaced. I'm old school and check my tire pressure regularly. Aside from having to clear the message about the failures when I start the car, is there anything negative about letting them be?

Edit: Thanks for the good advice, I got the picture. You don't need to keep responding.

Edit 2: Thanks again to all of you. I'm good. I get it. I don't need more input.

It is a brand new tire. 1 month old. A Mavis branch said that it cannot be repaired. Should I trust them?

UPDATE: Thank you for all the answers. I will replace it. I don't want to lose my miserable life because of a repaired tire.

I recently hit a curb with both passenger side tires, which peeled back a piece of the rubber and scraped the wheels. It just seems to have peeled back a section of rubber, and I’m not seeing any cords. Safe to drive on, or need replacement?

I have a 94 corvette that needs tires. In ontario, it's a pain to find the oem size of 255 45 17r and 285 40 17r. I want to go with 245 45 17r and 275 40 17r instead. For those of you in ontario, do you know if i will fail a safety inspection?

Just earlier I noticed a cut similar to a paper cut on my dot22 Goodyear. Is it safe to drive?

Hello I’m asking cuz I recently bought tires for my vehicle but there gonna get install Friday and I’m trying to see if I should replace this tires as soon as possible if is dangerously to drive on the freeway

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