How I Found Hard To Find Slow Air Leak In A Tire

Here's how I found a difficult to find slow air leak in a tire. When I took the tire off, there was no air leaking and I could not locate where the leak was coming from. But when I put the tire on the car, and with all the weight of the car on the tire, then the tire would slowly leak air. Eventually I was able to locate the mysterious leak by using a bath submersion technique.

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[perrywhite]

thx 4 this video. I have the same problem, after seeing this video im just going to change the tire.

[daveraymond]

spray soapy water on the entire wheel and look for growing suds, its simple and easy!