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germanils
1 year ago

Jein, he’ll be flat when he’s leaking.

And there’s always a “start”, whether it’s a production defect, material fatigue…

But yes, he can be plated without external influence and without the wheel being in motion.

But the valve can also be leaky.

chasperli1965
1 year ago

On heat they can also burst, but usually there are old or cucumber hoses. From very light, i.e. thin hoses, the air does not remain in it long.
So depending on the quality and age-related conditions, it can only stay in a couple of days, or even over months.

FelixLingelbach
1 year ago

All tyres are flat after a few months. No hose is 100% tight.

It depends on how thick the tire is. Very narrow wheel tires have to be pumped every few days. A really thick mountain bike tyre that was pumped up to the stop can be driven all season.

nobodyathome
1 year ago

A driving tire always loses some air, especially when cheap hoses are installed.

But basically I have to pump every few weeks

Biker0713
1 year ago

Sure, he’s taking advantage of time and ages exclusivity

GhostDragon666
1 year ago

Yeah, it can.

It can then lie, inter alia, at the material age, so that the tube can become porous.

HarryXXX
1 year ago

Yes, for example for age reasons, when the material becomes porous. Or the valve is no longer deaf.

Waldmensch70
1 year ago

Yeah, aging, he’s not quite close at some point.

ZaoDaDong
1 year ago
Reply to  Waldmensch70

In principle as in humans.

SadShishaJunge
1 year ago

Of course, if the tire is too old or worn, the rubber mixture can tear.

SirPeterGriffin
1 year ago

Clear, the air slowly escapes from the tire….

DerBayer80
1 year ago

Yes