Losing Tire Pressure
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Losing Tire Pressure
I had new C6R wheels installed at a local goodyear shop and i've been losing pressure in all my tires at a very slow pace. I filled all my tires up to 38 PSI about a month ago and now my tire pressure is 34 PSI in my front right and rear left tires and 30PSI in my front left and rear right tires. My car is driven maybe 4 or 5 days a week. Anybody else have problems with slowly losing tire pressure?
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Originally Posted by VIPERxGTx2000
I had new C6R wheels installed at a local goodyear shop and i've been losing pressure in all my tires at a very slow pace. I filled all my tires up to 38 PSI about a month ago and now my tire pressure is 34 PSI in my front right and rear left tires and 30PSI in my front left and rear right tires. My car is driven maybe 4 or 5 days a week. Anybody else have problems with slowly losing tire pressure?
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Originally Posted by Braced
They shouldn't leak! Take them back and have them dunked in the tank. I bet it's the valve stems.
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I was driving for about 40 minutes and the temp outside was 100 so I figured 38 PSI warm. Plus I wanted to make sure i wasn't seeing anything and that my pressure has been going down. I could swear the door jambs say 32 PSI cold? Too lazy to go outside and check
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I had the same problem on my HRE wheels. As it turned out I pulled one wheel and checked it with water and the valve stems had settled in and needed to have the nut tightened up. That stopped it! Not the valve in the stem but the whole stem / pressure sensor.
Mike
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slow leaks usually mean that the nut around the valve stem was tightened to much and the washer was crushed...check that
you can get the new washers at Home Depot
you can get the new washers at Home Depot
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Originally Posted by footba4672
slow leaks usually mean that the nut around the valve stem was tightened to much and the washer was crushed...check that
you can get the new washers at Home Depot
you can get the new washers at Home Depot
had 2 wheels leaking 1 to 3 pounds per week.
Mike