Low Tire Pressure
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From: IL
dude, if you have a slow leak, putting more air in it won't solve your problem. go get it fixed. if you have a discount tire nearby, they'll do it for free even if you didn't buy tires from them.
by the way, there's nothing special about nitrogen unless you take your car out on the track
by the way, there's nothing special about nitrogen unless you take your car out on the track
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Joined: Feb 2009
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From: IL
that wasn't directed towards you. there's one post from a guy who wants to put in nitrogen to fix a leak...
i totally forgot to answer you question. just go to a tire place like discount tire and have them check for a leak, if there is one, they'll find it for you.
i totally forgot to answer you question. just go to a tire place like discount tire and have them check for a leak, if there is one, they'll find it for you.
Valvestems & multi-piece wheels can leak too
well i'm missing a valvestem lol but i've asked around and everyone's said that missing a valvestem wouldn't leak enough air to cause the sensor to go on :\ i'll get those replaced for sure
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Joined: Feb 2009
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From: IL
that's a cap, not the actual valvestem. The valvestem is the actual rubber tube that you pump air into.
just go to a tire shop. they'll find a leak if there is one. all they do is take your wheel off the car and dunk it into soapy water and look for bubbles. go to discount tire, they'll fix the leak for free. everyone else charges about $20/plug
just go to a tire shop. they'll find a leak if there is one. all they do is take your wheel off the car and dunk it into soapy water and look for bubbles. go to discount tire, they'll fix the leak for free. everyone else charges about $20/plug
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