I suppose you could run a tube if you had to.
Scott
Scott
Not nearly as good as dunking the whole wheel.. I'm seriously considering using the pond out back on a trick tire.In New Joysee?
Soapy water in a squirt bottle will find the leak. Face mask optional.
They’re 16” tires on 16” wheels, in the right cross sectional size. They’ve only been in use for 28 years and 266k miles…Even a small tap of a curb will loosen the tire from the wheels. Plus are these the correct tires for those wheels? was the tire stretched to fit the wheel? there could be varying design flaws in the wheel as compared to how the tire is designed.. meaning the tire may not be suited for that wheel. Do the soapy water tripe while the wheel is laying flat on the ground and spray down into the rim edge
Tires are a year old. Full tread. Look great. All the others hold air perfectly.If you perform the soapy water trick around the rim, it may show small cracks in the sidewall too assuming you've had those tires on those wheels for that long. As for Discount Tire, I asked what is the stuff they use on the rim edge when mounting the tires.. Its a tack glue of sorts to keep the tire sealed. If you find those leaks at the rim edge and the tire is still in good shape, take it to DT and have them reseal the rim edge.
Pictures please oh please!Hey, I said HEATED pool. Haha.
But seriously, as crazy as it sounds I've found 2 or 3 leaks for friends doing this. And, yes, a mask and snorkel help! Set the wheel/tire assembly on a chair in the shallow end so it's only 2 feet under water. Then you just stand on your knees with a snorkel and mask. Seriously. It does work.
Smilin' at all of ya. Happy New Years.
Scott