I realize this is a pretty simple question, but I don't know the answer so I'm asking anyway. Two days ago I went out to use my tractor after it had not been run for about 10 days and a front tire was flat.
I could not find any punctures or cuts. I have a compressed air tank, which I had recently filled, but it had leaked to about 20 psi and I could not get the tire to reseal before running out of pressure. I took the rim off and to a tire shop where the employee said they won't hold air without a tube and the dealer should have put one in (the tractor is 3 months old). He could find no punctures or cuts either.
After remounting the rim, I checked the other side and sure enough it was down to 15 psi. Should I take it in and have a tube put in it as well or is it going to keep losing pressure if I don't?
We did have some really cold weather come in just after the last time I parked it and maybe the pressure dropped to where it lost its seal. Any ideas.
I could not find any punctures or cuts. I have a compressed air tank, which I had recently filled, but it had leaked to about 20 psi and I could not get the tire to reseal before running out of pressure. I took the rim off and to a tire shop where the employee said they won't hold air without a tube and the dealer should have put one in (the tractor is 3 months old). He could find no punctures or cuts either.
After remounting the rim, I checked the other side and sure enough it was down to 15 psi. Should I take it in and have a tube put in it as well or is it going to keep losing pressure if I don't?
We did have some really cold weather come in just after the last time I parked it and maybe the pressure dropped to where it lost its seal. Any ideas.