Did you ever thing its a slow leak or bad seal.
How much do you really know about cars? Enough to own one? So far you are crying about neon lights and summer air…
My old beater truck I had to take the one tire back 3 times to get a seal fixed and it would leak down over a month. Here the damn seal was bad due to multiple issues between rust, and a deformity.
My new truck I have never had to add air.
well i would have checked for that except it happens on all 3 cars so that would be highly unlikely, i know a good ammount about cars thank you but like most people there is always new things to learn and no need to attack people if you dont think they dont know as much as you, it would make more sense to steer them in the right direction so the knowledge could be shared
maybe your just anal about it
i do try to keep them at exact specs but that should be a good thing
dont you have anything else to concern yourself with aside from the exact PSI in your tires?
are you one of those dudes that drives on a flat tire for 10 miles then wonders why you can’t reuse it? :kekegay:
i notice my tires leaking about 10 psi over the course of 2 weeks… instead of posting about it on the internet, i just stop at a gas station and put more air in them 
i am very busy with taking care of my baby and wife and working alot, i only get onto the forums when i am at work like right now so i have a chance to ask my question ad read over some things to learn some stuff but its so hard to learn anything around here cuz everyone is so concerned with getting a rude remark in, this forum is nothing like the specific car forums where people actuallly try to help
i cant say that i am :dunno:
then why arent you posting and researching there?
because i thought being that this is a local forum instead of an international forum i would get clearer answers
it’s cool man… people are just quick to jump on different ideas.
it’s common to lose some tire pressure during the winter due to the temp and the amount of oxygen in the pressurized air… regardless, there are alternative gasses to use to avoid fluctuation during cold weather, but i’m no expert to point you in the right direction.
i have this effect me personally… my best gameplan is to simply add air to my tires about every two weeks… just find some gas station that has free air and make a mental note.
well thats basically what i have been doing but the only free station anywhere close to me is in churchill on buelah ave which i hate going down there but everywhere else wants 50-75 cents to use and i dont always have change on me, i just thought filling with nitrogen would be time and cost effective
who ever cleaned up this thred thank you, maybe it would help someone else to search for it and find out where to get a nitro fill
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