Slow Leak front rim...
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Originally Posted by alpinewhite' post='887988' date='May 23 2009, 10:51 PM
it could be the wheel itself. The wheel might need to be resealed.
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hey spray wheel and tires with water and liquid soap and look for bubbles from a slow leak
i have a question i have my front tires at 32 psi and rear 35psi only because on the side of the door that was the recommendation. Why 42psi i would imagine smoother ride and better gas consumption is this true sorry for being ignorance
i have a question i have my front tires at 32 psi and rear 35psi only because on the side of the door that was the recommendation. Why 42psi i would imagine smoother ride and better gas consumption is this true sorry for being ignorance
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Originally Posted by NoName545i' post='888130' date='May 24 2009, 01:59 AM
hey spray wheel and tires with water and liquid soap and look for bubbles from a slow leak
i have a question i have my front tires at 32 psi and rear 35psi only because on the side of the door that was the recommendation. Why 42psi i would imagine smoother ride and better gas consumption is this true sorry for being ignorance
i have a question i have my front tires at 32 psi and rear 35psi only because on the side of the door that was the recommendation. Why 42psi i would imagine smoother ride and better gas consumption is this true sorry for being ignorance
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