Tyre pressure

**maxpedition** · December 31st, 2018 02:53 PM

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**StockEngine** · December 31st, 2018 02:58 PM

Originally Posted by reymund

My rear right tire is consistently loosing its pressure. Everytime i go to gas station to inflate, the 3 other tires looks fine, ranging from 29 to 31 psi. The rear right tire pressure sits below 20 psi. what do you think could possibly wrong? the rubber or the valve?

the front rubbers have been replaced but not yet the rear. anyone experienced this before? thanks.

the valve can be easily checked with soap and water...

if its not the valve.. there could be a nail or sharp object embedded on the tire. visit a shop to get a patch

**box_type** · January 3rd, 2019 05:27 PM

Originally Posted by StockEngine

the valve can be easily checked with soap and water...

if its not the valve.. there could be a nail or sharp object embedded on the tire. visit a shop to get a patch

or may bengkong na yung lip ng mags mo like what happened to my mags nung binuhusan ng water with soap yung pito hindi bumula pero nung binuhusan yung lip dun na bumula ng husto dun pala sumisingaw although napaka konti ng singaw the tire loses about 1-2 psi every 4 days, kaya ang ginagawa ko every friday top up ng hangin and then on monday before going to work top up ulet.

**shadow** · January 3rd, 2019 07:56 PM

Originally Posted by box_type

or may bengkong na yung lip ng mags mo like what happened to my mags nung binuhusan ng water with soap yung pito hindi bumula pero nung binuhusan yung lip dun na bumula ng husto dun pala sumisingaw although napaka konti ng singaw the tire loses about 1-2 psi every 4 days, kaya ang ginagawa ko every friday top up ng hangin and then on monday before going to work top up ulet.

Usually nangyayari yan yun mga kinakabig na hook ng mga bulok na nag alingment/camber or naiihian ng aso nasisira talaga yun rubber doon sa lip ng mags.

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**Vodka** · January 3rd, 2019 10:41 PM

yeah check all around the bead for leaks. there might be corrosion on the rim which prevents good sealing. also most tire shops don't use the proper bead lubricant while installing

**ac3buddy** · March 23rd, 2019 08:58 PM

Originally Posted by red_one

This is the 12V AC-DC car power supply that I use. Max 10A or 120W. I do not need to turn on the car engine. I just plug this to AC outlet. It is universal voltage so can plug into 100-240V AC.

Sir san mo po nabili to?

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**ac3buddy** · March 23rd, 2019 09:05 PM

Originally Posted by ac3buddy

Sir san mo po nabili to?

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Okay na pla sir. Saw your reply on previous queries

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**CVT** · March 23rd, 2019 09:40 PM

Originally Posted by maxpedition

Tanong nagsimba ba o pakita tao lang [emoji28]

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I remember the Parish (?) Priest of St. Joseph Church in Baguio directing traffic after the 5pm mass.... Behaved ang mga drivers...😉😉😉

**CVT** · March 23rd, 2019 09:43 PM

Originally Posted by red_one

This is the 12V AC-DC car power supply that I use. Max 10A or 120W. I do not need to turn on the car engine. I just plug this to AC outlet. It is universal voltage so can plug into 100-240V AC.

I have a similar one ....

I have a 12V power supply and I just connected a cigarette lighter outlet...

**Suzumiya** · November 6th, 2019 09:08 PM

Hi folks,

I have a question regarding tire pressure gauge accuracy.

I'm contemplating to buy a tire pressure gauge and I saw one in Blade Auto Center, its brand is OMP with accuracy of +/-1.
What does +/-1 accuracy mean? Is that accuracy good?

Many Thanks.