why do my tires go flat i dont understand ?????

Question

well i go to store then come home an stare at my tires an they go flat why i dont understand??

well i go to store then come home an stare at my tires an they go flat why i dont understand??

i think my tires are posessed by a demon help!

my nephew has this problem not me

Answer 1

There's a few reasons, the most obvious is that your tires are punctured or are not properly mounted on the rim and there is leak along the side wall. Another is that maybe when you put air in our tires it was a hot day such as 90 degrees and after you had been driving, and if you only put say 30 lbs of air in them as compared to checking them after you hadn't been driving, the pressure will be much less. If you say that they are going completely flat, it's most likely a puncture or the tire is not mounted on the rim properly or the rim is bent. If it's one of these 3, it could be a slow enough leak that you can't hear the air coming out at all. The easiest way to find the hole is to take a spray bottle with soapy water and fill the tire up with air, then spray the whole tire with the soapy water, it will bubble up where ever air is coming out. If it's on the actual tire, you can plug it or patch it. If it's along the sidewall where it's bubbling up, try using grease to seal it up or if the rim is bent bad enough - you'll have to replace it. I hope this helps.

Answer 2

All four of my tires looked fine before I drove to a friend s house 12 miles away. After visiting for about 2 hours I went out to drive home when I noticed that one of my tires was completely flat (they had all been inflated the same), while the other three were normal. I took the tire and wheel off, re-inflated the tire and checked for leaks everywhere (using the soapy water method) including the valve stem, the rim and the whole tire and could find NO LEAK WHATSOEVER. I drove home and the next day the tire was fine. Guess what caused the lead?

Answer 3

Because the air is leaking out - wither through a hole in the tire, at the valve stem or at the rim. Fixing a hole in the tire is easy. So is replacing a valvestem if that is where the leak is. A tire shop can reseat your tire on the rim.

Answer 4

Chances are you just have a leak . You can A) buy a new tire or new tires or B) go to the store and buy a tire repair kit they are easy to use and quick .

Answer 5

My tire went flat several times with no apparent reason. The mechanic finally told me that it was debris between the rims and the tires themselves. He cleaned it out, and I haven't had any problems since.

Answer 6

I think they don't like being stared at by you, they are getting revenge. You so deserve this, keep your buggy eyes to yourself. I hope you don't stare at your cousin like your doing to those poor tires, if so, he may flatten you too. Now, stop your staring.

Answer 7

It Could be that your tyres arent inflated to the correct pressure, check your car user handbook for the correct tyre pressures and then check them with a tyre pressure gauge. I had this problem once and this was the answer.

Answer 8

It could be a leaky valve stem, bad seal on rim, or you need to plug a hole.

You're probably right though, I'm sure it's a demon.

Answer 9

you have a slow leak in the tire

Answer 10

Did it ever occur to you that they might have a hole in them, allowing the air to escape, This guy is a Genius!!!