Did you read what I wrote?
Because sidewall fixes are sketchy af, and you made your car and traffic around you less safe
Take it to the shop if you don't want out of balance tires. The slime collects and dries on the upward facing part of the wheel rim.
This is actually good advice. My first car was a Nissan "Truck", basically a small Frontier. I never got into an accident.
Whoa judgement much and probably but my responsibility is getting back on the road. You remember my extended essay on helping that lady who blew out on a curb?
figure out where the leak is. 5psi a week will definitely make bubbles if you leave it for an hour or two.
its always a question of "is it reaaaaaaly the sidewall" for me? Ive plugged stuff thats in the outer 1 inch of tread dozens of times without any probs, but you're not supposed to do that.
Anywhere that the patch is subject more to lateral than axial forces is a no-no, which should be obvious if you look at how plug patches work.
Spray the bead with soapy water. I'll bet it's leaking there.
