If you look at Tire Rack's website, they will state the conditions on which a RFT can be repaired, but even then as others have stated, there might not be someone willing to go through the trouble of repairing it.

https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tiret...jsp?techid=226

 

You may get lucky. Since tire does not loose air, the nail, perhaps did not puncture through.

 

I do not rely on luck when it comes to the only thing that connects my car to the road.

 

Thanks everyone! Replaced the tire with a new one. It’s not cheap which makes consider buying the lexus hazard protection plan. I know there is another thread for this topic but still can’t make a decision if it would worth it!

 

• Did the screw penetrate the tire? I hope you got to look at the old tire after it was unmounted. (Ha, I just typed "screw," "penetrate," and "mount" in quick succession.)
• Did the noise go away after you replaced the tire?

Some mom and pop garages are willing to repair tires where big-chain shops won't. It's a little bit risky, but can potentially save much money.

 

i called few ones, no one was willing to touch it, i eventually replaced it at a Toyota dealer because it was closest to me than Lexus