Flex the cut open and look into it to see if any of the cord is cut. If so you might want to reinforce the area from the inside. If the cord is fine, glue the cut closed or, if a chunk of rubber is torn out use some filler. The tread rubber provides traction and protects the cord which gives the tire it's strength.
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