I had a 38-inch rear tractor tire develop a slow leak in the sidewall that I believe was some sort of hardware puncture. I inflated it real good and drove it into town 5 miles away and parked it outside the back of the tire shop. Two guys came out, put a jack under the axle, broke the bead and pried one bead over the rim, put a patch on the hole, remounted the tire, pumped it up and I went in and paid for it. Not very much. If I recall, they charged me about $38. Took about a half hour. Drove it home and that was about 7 years ago. In similar circumstances, I wouldn't do it any differently. If they have to come out from town and make a service call then there would be a service call charge in addition to the work. But even then, they're professionals. They made it look so easy. I would have struggled with that thing for most of the day.
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