Is Slow Tire Leakage a Quality Issue for New Cars?
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It is not a quality issue. During daily vehicle use, conducting necessary travel inspections is crucial. The phenomenon of slow tire leakage is not uncommon, and the specific reasons for slow leakage can be summarized as follows: Tire valve area: The original vehicle comes with an external protective cap for the tire valve. If it is missing or falls off, dirt and debris can easily enter the valve core, accelerating internal seal aging, rust, etc., which can easily lead to air leakage. Therefore, in addition to taking preventive measures, regular inspections are also essential. Obvious punctures or penetrations on the tread: Obvious punctures or penetrations on the tread, such as those caused by foreign objects, can result in slow leakage when the object is not removed. Identifying this point allows for repair to stop the leakage.