Is It Normal to Have Slight Bubbling After Tire Repair?
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Tires may have slight bubbling for various reasons, depending on the situation. Here are the relevant explanations: 1. Reason one: If the tire was not repaired promptly after being punctured by a nail or the puncture was relatively large, air may have entered the inner part of the tire. This causes air to escape from the internal puncture, resulting in slight bubbling. 2. Reason two: Incomplete tire repair can lead to air leakage. In this case, the gas inside the tire may leak out quickly, requiring re-inspection and repair of the bubbling area. During the tire repair process, the bubbles that appear are called "pinholes," which are small holes caused by high-pressure gas. When pinholes appear in the tire, it also indicates that the car tire is leaking, or there may be a flaw during the repair process, necessitating re-inspection and repair.