Help.. Tire popped on trail in stokes NJ (resolved)

Need help from anyone around stokes state forest NJ, I went on a trail that I didn't think would be very difficult and hit a sharp rock which punctured the sidewall, I have a spare but unfortunately I forgot to put the tire iron back in the truck after I used it at home. Anyone who can get out on this trail with a tire iron? I'd really appreciate it thanks

 

Sorry man I'm all the way across the country or I'd head over to help you out...here's a bump to keep the thread up top though.

Looks like you aren't too far from a main road, are you able to head over there and maybe flag someone down that can help you out?

 

if the tire is fucked but still on the bead do you think you could drive it out?

 

I'm trying to drive on it now while it's still on the wheel, I'm not sure where the trail goes or how to get on a main road, but going back from where I came is a pretty far way to a main trail

 

at least you have phone service! Hope you get someone to roll out there OP

 

Bump. Hope you get it figured.

 

Bump ...

I guess that's why Rausch Creek insists on the buddy system.

 

Update, I limped to a road and managed to flag someone down with the right size tire iron, got the spare on and I'm good to go, thanks everyone for the posts and help, another reason to get new tires
Here's what it looked like:And the culprit:

 

I told my friend 10 times to bring his jeep but no, insisted I'd be alright and the trails wouldn't Be bad, needless to say I've been yelling at him for awhile

 

Nice trail,,btw. Reminded me of one on this side. At first glance I thought it was. Easy fun Jeep trail for sure.

Always keep a spare of a spare, including lug wrench. Have a heavy zippered bug-out bag right by the shop door, for those quick trips. Most army surplus has the good medical bags that you can load up with 50lbs+ of tools and crap. 1 quickie road flare can save your life. Tech almost saved the day today,,but have a backup on your backup.