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Originally Posted by von_zoom
Short answer, if not driven on when completely flat, then track it, but be ware. If you replace it, with only 2K miles on the front tires, one tire should be okay. Whenever suspected damage is done to a tire, particularly since you had an off, then a flat (or low air in the tire) after the incident, then one has to question the wisdom of running it. Just my personal opinion, as I tend to err of the side of caution. If you do decide to run it, which is probably okay, mind the store carefully. Hope this will help.
vz
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Thank you for your response.
Since you are one to err on the side of caution, would you replace both? (since you said "should be okay" instead of "it will be okay").
I found 2 used RS3s from a friend of mine, both used on the same car.
He advised it should last at least one track day. I'm thinking of putting those 2 used ones are in the time being until I find a set of new ones (or very lightly used ones)
Sorry for all the questions.