What are the reasons for air leakage in GS5 tires?

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The following are the reasons for air leakage in GS5 tires: 1. Punctured by foreign objects such as nails: Tire punctures caused by foreign objects are the most common damage, including screws, iron nails, wire, glass fragments, etc. If these sharp objects cause small wounds, they can lead to slow leaks. If they penetrate the tire and remain lodged in the puncture, and the owner does not notice, over time, the damaged area of the tire may enlarge. 2. Sidewall damage: If the owner is not careful when parking, the tire may rub against the curb. Repeated rubbing can cause damage to the tire sidewall, resulting in slow leaks. It can also lead to tire bulging, increasing the risk of a blowout. 3. Aging valve stems: Generally, the original valve stems on vehicles are made of rubber. Rubber products have a limited lifespan, and over time, the valve stems may harden, crack, or otherwise deteriorate, causing air leakage in the tires.