Jackyll
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- Sep 11, 2003
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Hanover Park,
Illinois
Ok, so the other day, I think it was Sunday, we had a high of light 7 degrees here. I pulled my car into the driveway Saturday night like any other night, and it sits outside. When I get up to go to work on Sunday morning... my rear driver's side tire is just about completely flat. So i'm thinking, i must have run something over on my way home that caused a leak. But I had to get to work, so i filled it with air and drove to work and figured I could just use the air compressor at work to put a little more air in for the ride home.
When I get out of work sunday night, the tire still has air. Still had air when i was going to work this morning (Monday), and still has air in it right now.
So my question i guess is.... could the cold weather condense the air in my tire enough to cause it to leak or something? That was the only tire that would have been exposed to the wind, since another car parks next to me but can pull up farther into the driveway. Basically I'm just wondering if anyone has an explaination for what happened
When I get out of work sunday night, the tire still has air. Still had air when i was going to work this morning (Monday), and still has air in it right now.
So my question i guess is.... could the cold weather condense the air in my tire enough to cause it to leak or something? That was the only tire that would have been exposed to the wind, since another car parks next to me but can pull up farther into the driveway. Basically I'm just wondering if anyone has an explaination for what happened
