Posted by fixerupper on December 31, 2017 at 19:11:24 from (100.42.94.143):
In Reply to: elusive tire leak posted by fixerupper on December 31, 2017 at 16:03:19:
Wow, lots of good suggestions. Thanks. It does have aluminum rims and I do have a tire changer. Sounds like it's time to go to work and check out the rim soon as the shop is available. When it's -20 F like it is now the shop is always occupied by a thawing out truck. It was mentioned something might be in the bead if I have been off roading. I have punched soybean stubble through a side walljust above the tread in the past so I stay out of the bean stubble with this pickup but I did sneak into the bean field once last fall when we had some combine trouble. Could be a little piece of bean straw has worked through. I would have seen bubbles from the leak but maybe not. I only checked the tire, not the rim. The cattle tank I can use is the horse tank across the road but at -20F, well, soap sounds better. LOL
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