I need some advice, this started just after stonor park...
I noticed my rear nearside tyre had gone down after coming home from the show, automatically thinking I had a slow puncture somewhere I filled it back up and started looking for a replacement, a few days later it went down again, so filled it back up took the whole wheel off and stuck it in a paddling pool just to satisfy myself before spending £100 on new rubber.. not a single bubble could be seen.
Now the offside front tyre has started deflating every few days, and although I've caught it on the arch a few times I can't see any 'serious' damage just a bit of rubber missing, certainly not enough to cause a puncture I would think, and no signs of nails etc..
All tyres have been on the car since I changed the rims about 3 months ago, were filled to 33 psi, the rear nearside and front offside both go down to about 25 within a day or so all within the last few weeks
So... other than the obvious "you've got a puncture" replies, is there anything else which could cause this? overtightening bolts? camber? etc.. I've not had any alignment work done since fitting the suspension..
Tyres keep going down
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