flat tire
i just picked up brand new tt (2014 outback 250RS) from a dealer and stopped my home then went to friend's house for storage (total 70 miles) and when i went back following week to try out camping, th...
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+1 on any brand, but match size and the 4-way.
Keep in mind that if you or the previous owner upgraded tires to ones with max PSI >50 PSI, you likely need a different valve stem.
Of course, check for any leaks in the rim and tire.
I learned the valve stem issue first hand. When >50 PSI with old stems, they tend to leak down.
Your lug wrench/socket/etc should have VERY LITTLE wiggle when placed on a lugnut. Also make sure it is pushed on fully.
A tire that leaks down, even over a few days, is a recipe for disaster. Make sure it gets fixed and stays at MAX sidewall listed pressure.
Sorry you had troubles...
Keep in mind that if you or the previous owner upgraded tires to ones with max PSI >50 PSI, you likely need a different valve stem.
Of course, check for any leaks in the rim and tire.
I learned the valve stem issue first hand. When >50 PSI with old stems, they tend to leak down.
Your lug wrench/socket/etc should have VERY LITTLE wiggle when placed on a lugnut. Also make sure it is pushed on fully.
A tire that leaks down, even over a few days, is a recipe for disaster. Make sure it gets fixed and stays at MAX sidewall listed pressure.
Sorry you had troubles...
