How to Check for Air Leaks in a Car?

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LukasLee
07/29/25 7:49pm
Methods for checking air leaks in a car: You can sprinkle water on the tire surface and observe to find the hissing leak or bubbling spot, which indicates the location of the air leak. Then, take the car to a repair shop for tire patching. If the car leaks due to incorrect driving methods, adopt proper driving techniques to avoid future leaks. It is recommended that drivers maintain appropriate speed and avoid sharp objects like rocks on the road. When parking, pay attention to the distance between the tires and roadside rocks to prevent the tires from scraping against the rocks. Avoid parking on the roadside while driving, as this can damage the tires. If the tire cannot be repaired, replace it with a new one promptly.
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