Ok I'm a little lost as to what to do here, tyre goes down over the course of around a week. Couldn't find the hole with washing liquid, neither can the tyre man round the corner. Only option is to leave the tyre for days on end which isn't an option, I need the car every day.

Any ideas?

Pump it up high, put a bath full of water or similar, look for bubbles. Leaking valve or poor seal on rim?

Just remembered I've got a can of tyre weld stuff. Not sure If I'd be wasting my money though - doesn't it need air flowing out a hole to work?

Hi speedy.
You could also get the tyre people to put a tube in it.
Cheers Mark.

Ah yes! Didn't think of that, I'll try the bath thing and if not, tube it is

Just keep pumping it up?

filthyjohn wrote:Just keep pumping it up?

No hardship really.
I check mine every petrol stop since I had a slow puncture catch me out.

No free air near me, otherwise I would

Speedy88 wrote:No free air near me, otherwise I would

Yeah, but if you insert a coin, then air will be dispensed.

students.

20p a week is £10.40 a year! Could have spent that on an extra round

Hi mate.
Our local BP garage charges 20p for aie where Sainbureys give away for free.
Cheers Mark.

MCHUDD wrote:Hi mate.
Our local BP garage charges 20p for aie where Sainbureys give away for free.
Cheers Mark.

I bought a sh!tty pound shop compessor, for a pound (funnily enough) that runs off the cigarette lighter. I used to top the GLE's leaky hoops often.
Only problem now is, my poverty-spec Jnr. doesnt have a cigarette lighter........

Somthing that shits me on my dirtbikes all the time. Check the valve is tight in the stem, if they vibrate loose even a poofteenth air slowly leaks past at a unnoticeable rate until you notice the bloody tires flat again.

Boring update. Turns out it was a tac slowly forcing it's way in over along period of time. Woke up yesterday to find the thing totally flat. WINNING.