NEW winter storage question.
Melting Slicks
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From: Rehoboth MA . . . NRA Life Member
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Tommy,
If the car is on a flat surface the tire should provide enough cushion and prevent any damage to the wheel itself. Personally, I would place jack-stands under the front cross member taking the weight off the front suspension. You might even want to think about removing the front tires and wheels as well. This way you'll be sure nothing becomes damaged over the winter.
If the car is on a flat surface the tire should provide enough cushion and prevent any damage to the wheel itself. Personally, I would place jack-stands under the front cross member taking the weight off the front suspension. You might even want to think about removing the front tires and wheels as well. This way you'll be sure nothing becomes damaged over the winter.
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From: Kannapolis NC
Originally Posted by tommybilt
The leak is too slow to find.
Last edited by 65GGvert; Oct 28, 2006 at 07:14 PM.
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I agree with the others that you should attempt to find the leak.
Using either the tub or a spray bottle with soapy water.
You could also fill the tire with a few more psi of air than normal
to see if that makes finding the leak easier.
As a last resort, take it to a Goodyear shop.
Let us know how it comes out.
Using either the tub or a spray bottle with soapy water.
You could also fill the tire with a few more psi of air than normal
to see if that makes finding the leak easier.
As a last resort, take it to a Goodyear shop.
Let us know how it comes out.
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leak
if you are gonna let it just sit, jack it up and take off the leaker in the next coming month after you winterized it, and get it fixed. I mean you have months to get this tiny little task accomplished!!! 
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Got to agree with trying to find out just where it is leaking. Good luck.