Well that sucks....

[Blstrick55]

Somehow I managed to drive over a carpet tack strip. Didn't lose any air pressure or anything. Will the small nail holes affect how that tire performs or should I be good? Tires have good tread, only about 7k on them.

 

[pram15]

I would think that you would be good to go if you have no leaks. working for a construction company we see our tires get torn up alot and for small nails we don't usually have to many issues as long as we don't get a hole in the tire

 

[NJMOPAR]

You have to tack 99 more strips around the tire so it's not out of balance.

Yank it out, no hiss no problems.

 

[kurek]

heh you'll be fine... in snowy climates people pay money to have their tires cut up deeper than that.

 

[Blstrick55]

Nice. I figured not a big deal just wanted to be sure.

 

[RoadRamblerNJ]

Good idea!
My wife was thinking about putting nice carpeting on the wheels just last week.
If you're not losing air, you're fine.

 

[Lyle Longboat]

I had a 3” screw sticking out of my 37” AMP mud attacks for I don’t know how long, enough to file the screw down just about even with the tire. Finally saw the end sticking out on my tread. Unscrewed the screw and the tire was good. Dang screw was long inside the tire. No leaks.

 

[Midnight Storm]

Personally I would rip it out and install hardwood.

 

[16Ram4x4]

As long as it's not losing air done worry about it. The nails used in those tack strips are not long enough to cause a puncture.

 

[hunterdan]

This is why I prefer meatier, lt truck tires. Stuff like this doesn't phase them. I guarantee if that was a stock sr-a that tire would be flat.

 

[MoPowered]

FFS, I can’t believe the OP actually posted this for people’s opinions. You can’t spend your life worried about what might happen Son, buckle up hand your Buddy that beer and say, Hold that, I wanna try something” ! Making a decision ain’t that har.......