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| essentian Member Since: 02 Apr 2025 Location: East Mids Posts: 45  
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In my experience repaired tyres do not have any difference in terms of long-term durability compared to non-repaired. If I were you I'd swap it back on.
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10th Jun 2025 4:31pm |
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| Ianh Member Since: 17 Sep 2018 Location: Essex Posts: 2422
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If I were you I would rotate the wheel/ tyres on a regular basis , including the spare if it’s a full size wheel and tyre. Else you end up with a old unused spare that you eventually change out due to age.
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10th Jun 2025 4:51pm |
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| lightning Member Since: 23 Apr 2009 Location: High Peak, Derbyshire Posts: 3237
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l think the O/P may be asking if it's okay to use a tyre which will have a slightly different size due to it being new.
This could be an issue on the old Freelander. However l don't think it's an issue on the Defender. After all, if the tyre could not be repaired what would you do then you'd have to fit a new one. Bizarrely l also had my first puncture yesterday and had to fit the spare, which is new. The rest of the wheels will have done around 10,000 miles. When l get the tyre repaired l will put it back on the vehicle, only because when l eventually do need tyres l can use the spare as one of them. |
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10th Jun 2025 5:06pm |
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