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Posted by Don-Wi on June 29, 2006 at 13:24:05 from (205.188.117.14):
Last Friday I ran over a 2x4 with nails in it with the front tire on my 1600. I noticed almost right away that it was a little softer than the other, checked the preasure and sure enough it was down to 20 lbs. I took it off and put on the spare we have. I checked it twice after that and it was at 0 psi, but still had some pressure because it still had some bounce to it. I took it in a few days ago, picked it up today. They said they couldn't find a leak, but they put a new tube in anyway and gave me back the other one, pumped up and not leaking one bit. The only thing I can figure, is air was trapped outside the tube but inside the tire, and the nail must have let that out but didn't puncture the tube. What's your thoughts??? Donovan from Wisconsin
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