SCREW IN TYRE TOYOTA Camry VII Saloon (_V5_) (09.2011 - ...)

It's better to contact a specialist. It is necessary to see the damage clearly.

If the screw is lodged near the sidewall of your 2015 Toyota Camry’s rear tire, it is generally not safe to repair and you should replace the tire altogether.

Why not repair near the sidewall?
Repairs are only considered safe if the puncture is within the tread area and not too close to the sidewall or shoulder.

The sidewall flexes significantly while driving, and repairs in this area are prone to failure, risking sudden air loss or blowouts.

Tire repair professionals typically reject patches or plugs for sidewall damage due to safety concerns.

Recommended action
Replace the tire to ensure safety and long-term reliability.

Have all tires inspected for wear and damage, and consider replacing in pairs or all four if tread depth varies significantly.

If you need a temporary fix to get to a repair shop, use a tire repair kit or a spare tire, but do not rely on a sidewall repair as a permanent solution.

Additional advice
Get the replacement tire from a reputable dealer or Toyota service center to ensure proper fit and warranty coverage.

Regularly inspect tires for damage and maintain correct tire pressure to prolong tire life and safety.

In summary, because the screw is near the sidewall, replacing the tire is the safest and most reliable option. Repairing sidewall damage is not recommended and could compromise your safety on the road.