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We can imagine that you want to see this once in a lifetime collection with your own eyes. To view the collection in person, we invite you to join us during the upcoming Pentecost weekend:
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My SUV was losing air on left front tire. It was some kind of screw. I called around to find a repair place and it would cost me anywhere between $45-65 and couple of hours. I couldn't see myself waiting for 2 hours so I went to Home Depot and bought repair kit and plugged it myself but it seems to be losing air ever so slightly. We'll see if I have to take it to service.
My SUV was losing air on left front tire. It was some kind of screw. I called around to find a repair place and it would cost me anywhere between $45-65 and couple of hours. I couldn't see myself waiting for 2 hours so I went to Home Depot and bought repair kit and plugged it myself but it seems to be losing air ever so slightly. We'll see if I have to take it to service.
I hate it when one tire keeps losing air.
I guess you eventually will need to have the tire removed and plugged from the inside?
My SUV was losing air on left front tire. It was some kind of screw. I called around to find a repair place and it would cost me anywhere between $45-65 and couple of hours. I couldn't see myself waiting for 2 hours so I went to Home Depot and bought repair kit and plugged it myself but it seems to be losing air ever so slightly. We'll see if I have to take it to service.
Discount Tires/America's Tires fixes flats for free. I've been there twice and didn't even buy my tires there.
Maybe I'm wrong but I would think a complete failure of either would be very rare.
I think you may be right on the newer cars but I had a tie rod go on my 82 capri and luckily it was in front on my house and after that I got in the habit of checking my cars for play in the front end every once in awhile.
05-18-2023, 08:34 PM
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