What are you doing underneath the car to change a tyre? I think that might be the first problem
So it looks like you’d want to carry a sledge hammer and a two tonne trolley jack around in the boot with you.
Hit it a kick.
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Or this
Kick her Kelly
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Brand new tyre, fucking screw stuck in the thread … it’s stuck in the inner section of the outer shoulder … there was a hissing noise when i got out of car that alerted me to it but when I pulled at it the hissing stop… it’s still stuck in the tyre and pressure doesnt seem to have dropped much (it’s only been 20 mins) but i’ll check again later…
If no puncture will it be ok to spin to the mechanics in the morn with screw in ? Or would you remove screw now and see how it goes?
You’d better call Mr. O’Sullivan.
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Change it this evening pal, probably wont be flat in the morning if you leave it in. But once you drive any distance on it tomorrow it’ll be flat as fuck.
Better off to do it now while the tyre isnt flat, far easier to get it off.
Run it through the insurance. They’ll take it from here.
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He’s dead about 6 years.
That’s the way it’s gone around here these days
If you’re not taking off the tyre, leave the screw in. Otherwise the tyre is done.
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Ah, that explains why you came asking us so.
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Unbelievable, if mocking a fairly recently deceased father in law is the way it’s gone then I really do worry for the future TFKers who haven’t been born yet, what will it be like at all?
Have you tried placing a screw in your anus?
Ring Mrs o sullivan.
I was blessed … drove the car over with screw in and they were able to patch it for 10 notes … another inch over and it was gone… I had only forked out for 3 new ones last week.
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