Let our tire mechanic look at the tire. This involves taking it off the wheel and checking for damage inside the tire. Some damage can only be seen that way. Then, the mechanic will recommend either replacing it or repairing it.
Here are some general guidelines on this. Repairing a tire is possible when:
There’s a puncture in the tread area and it’s less than ¼ inch (6 mm)
No other gashes or cuts are longer than ¼ inch
The tire’s steel belt has not been damaged
No earlier repairs have been done in the same area of the new puncture