Quote: drummer481 (quoted from post at 13:39:11 08/08/22) Ditto, I learned a lot also........my brother has been in the tire business for over 40 years now, I asked him how to tell if I have fluid in the tires, he said simply park it with valve stem at the bottom, remove core and see if air or fluid coming out. I felt like a complete idiot.......DUH
They sound different when you thump them.
You and your brother get along well? You may look like a complete idiot if you park with the valve stem down and remove the core if it has fluid in it. Guess what happens if it gets away from you when you pull it out, or it breaks. If i was going to pull the core I would jack it up, valve stem at the top. push the valve stem to see if fluid or air comes out. If air then remove the core, let the air out, then roll the tire until fluid comes out the stem to find the level in the tire.
This post was edited by Jim.ME on 08/08/2022 at 10:55 am.
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