How to Tell If Someone Put a Screw in Your Tire?
It’s rare, but if you suspect someone might have intentionally punctured your tire, here’s what to look for:
If you’re in doubt — our tire repair techs in Nashville will inspect, patch, and get you moving fast.
Signs of Intentional Tire Damage
- ✅ A screw inserted at a perfect 90° angle into the tread
- ✅ No debris or signs of road wear near the puncture
- ✅ Multiple punctures on the same tire or unnatural placement
Accidental or On Purpose?
Sometimes a screw in your tire is just bad luck. But if it looks freshly placed or oddly positioned, it may be worth documenting and reporting.
What to Do If You Find a Screw
- Don’t remove it — the air will escape faster
- Park somewhere safe
- Call for mobile tire repair
We Come to You
Our mobile tire service in Nashville gets you patched and back on the road — no towing, no hassle. We inspect every tire for damage before making a repair.
Hear It From Our Customers
How to Tell If Someone Put a Screw in Your Tire?
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✅ Look for clean punctures, straight screw angles, or odd placement.
Whether it’s tampering or not — we’ll patch it fast.
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