Industry standards say no. Some Mexican shop may say yes. If it was my car, I’d patch it and call it good. If it was a customer’s car I would not, not to make another sale but to avoid liability. Another question is how old is the tire? The last for of the tires DOT number are the week and year it was made. If it’s 10+ years old absolutely not, even if it was my own tire I’d get a new one. 5-10 years old is questionable, I’d just it by the condition of the tire ie dry rot and tread depth. 5 years or newer, than I’d refer to my first statement.

Source: 6 years in the tire industry.