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andyfallsoff
They will cost you.
Find the hole, take a countersunk wood screw about 3/4" long, and 'plug' the hole with it by screwing it in. Make sure the screw is short enough to not hit the rim, obvs. Fill the tyre and drive the repairers. They'll thank you for finding the cause of the puncture 😆