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Re: Tube type Tire
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Posted by Dachshund on October 13, 2006 at 12:50:35 from (216.96.53.92):
In Reply to: Re: Tube type Tire posted by RustyFarmall on October 13, 2006 at 10:46:19:
It would depend on where the hole was, and air temperature. If it were on the top, and it were a cold day, then the the tire would still have air in it because the cold air would sink to the bottom instead of leaking out of the hole. The same would be true if the hole were on the bottom and it was a hot day, only the air would riase instead of leaking out the hole. You would run into trouble if it were cold and the hole were on the bottom or if it were hot and the hole were on the top. It is also true that if you see or hear a leak, you should drive as fast as you can to the shop. The rapid spinning of the tire confuses the air inside to the point it is too dizzy to find the hole.
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