Fluctuations in air temperature will cause fluctuations in tire pressure. So will slow leaks. If the problem persists, visit your dealership or a tire shop and have them check out the tire.
Absolutely. I tried that fix-a-flat crap once and all I got for my troubles was a thunking noise in the tire when the goo solidified without plugging anything up and a wasted day/tire.Originally posted by lo bux racer@Dec 27 2005, 01:27 PM
Plugs and fix a flat are the worst things you can do to a tire.
Check your tires every morning, before you drive, for at least 4 days in a row. They should all be consistent. If one tire is steadily loosing air, then you have a leak.Originally posted by fmtc06@Dec 27 2005, 12:20 PM
I am just wondering if anyone else is having this problem(which by the way did a search nothing showed up)
Anyways I was driving home this past sunday when my tire sensor light showed up. I checked all tires ..and a the passenger rear was down to 25psi, so i went to the gas station and bumped it back to 30psi. Monday morning checked the tire again and found that its down to 25 again...
so i used a 'fix a flat'..and made sure its at 30psi with the help of some air, and now i just went to check on it..its 28!!
Is it just my tire doesnt like 30?![]()
If anyone had this problem..or could recommend any solutions id appreciate any insights on this.
PS..didnt the manual said 30psi suggested on the rear tires?
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heheOriginally posted by lo bux racer@Dec 27 2005, 07:06 PM
FWIW, a cracked rim on the rear of a Supra makes a thumping noise at about 130 mph.