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Can porcupine quills puncture car tires?

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Can porcupine quills puncture car tires?

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Simon Wong

Yes.  A porcupine’s quills can puncture tires.  It has happened to me when I hit one.  I would assume it most cases it doesn’t happen but in the right circumstances the quills can puncture a tire.

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Alex87

I’m originally from Orlando myself. My girlfriend and I are fixing up our new house and recently ordered a sofa. But it’s in a different city. We only have two motorcycles. Obviously, we can’t use them to get the couch to our house. So without thinking twice we ordered a pickup truck rental orlando. One large Ford f-150 was enough to put the couch and a couple of things.

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Alex87

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Ian0 Ian edited answer

Yes, they can and this is what makes everybody worried, especially when we need to travel long distances. I often have to go on business trips across the country and stay for a while and I cannot imagine myself changing the tires in the middle of nowhere at night! So I think for cases like this a full coverage insurance policy is needed. Here is what I found https://www.cheapautoinsurance.com/article/what-one-day-24-hour-car-insurance they allow you to compare the rates of the best insurers and work 24/7 so I think I will go for it as I don’t want to feel worried all the time.

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Kamal Pace

Yeah I think anything sharp can puncture the tires if you hit it. Mine are often damaged by broken glass or nails.

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