Slow leak in tire

Soundguy · Feb 24, 2010

with a leak this slow.. I doubt he will find it easilly.. I think I might unload the tire than air it then look for the leak.. I bet that rimguard don't move thru a small hole as easy as air would...

tire would be easy to manage then too.. after leak found and fixed, reload tire.

soundguy

chetorba · Feb 25, 2010

I have the same problem and found this (I have not tried it):

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Craig Clayton · Feb 25, 2010

Dear Sir
I presume you have liquid filled tires, so the actual volume of air is alot less than a regular tire. So any loss of air is going to be amplified. I supported the axle and with the valve at 12 oclock I replaced my valve stems with stainless spring valves. Silly idea try parking with the valve stems down and check, also get a gauge that can handle liquid fill as it is very hard on regular gauges.
Craig Clayton