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    Recurring Tire Preasure Loss

    I have 35" Toyo Open Country M/T and keep the fronts aired up to 50PSI. The last few days, JUST the driver side has been down towards 34PSI. I air it up when I get home to 50 but by the next morning, it's back down to 34. The pressure is fine for the rest of the day.

    I checked the tire and don't see anything stuck in it causing a slow leak, but it's also weird it goes down to mid 30s and not lower. Also it's been in the 30-40s lately, but the other tires aren't losing nearly any air daily short of a PSI or two which balances back when the air warms a bit.

    Any ideas what's going on? Valve stem?

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    If there are no obvious objects that punctured the tire, I would focus on the valve stem. Air the tire up to max psi and spray some soapy water around the stem. It'll bubble if there is a leak.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OneTon View Post
    If there are no obvious objects that punctured the tire, I would focus on the valve stem. Air the tire up to max psi and spray some soapy water around the stem. It'll bubble if there is a leak.
    That's what I was thinking... it just seemed like an odd characteristic to stop deflating after a certain temperature.

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    Spray some soapy water on the valve stem. It will tell you if it’s leaking or not friend.


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    Take the valve stem cap off and spit on the valve core.

    ...see if it bubbles.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jgruberman View Post
    That's what I was thinking... it just seemed like an odd characteristic to stop deflating after a certain temperature.

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    I had same issue not to long ago, drove me crazy nothing in tire,valve stem didnt leak but every day tire lost air pressure. Final out come was leaking around bead I had to take tire off clean bead ,clean tire edge and remount tire. Problem solved. Might be a bead.

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    As most have listed, the valve stem/schrader valve problem. or a dirty tire bead seat!

    Valve stem is easy as listed above, soapy water! Spray it on, see if it bubbles.

    or around the edges of the bead for a possible bead leak.

    Cold temperatures do weird things to tires!

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    As a follow up to this, it wasn't the valve stem....it was a VERY elusive little brad/nail.

    I thought a visual check was good enough, but the soap and water did what my eyes couldn't!



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