Posted by GarryinNC on January 01, 2018 at 15:30:54 from (66.226.59.216):
In Reply to: elusive tire leak posted by fixerupper on December 31, 2017 at 16:03:19:
A leak that slow with about half and half water/dish soap will likely show up as real small,fine, foamy bubbles and may take a little time to show. Try wetting around the bead first on one side then the other giving each a few minutes to sit. Most every tire supply or decent auto parts will have brush on bead sealer, if that is the problem. I have used it several times. I always clean the rim first.
If the leak is not at beads, I always check tread with soap and then sidewalls. The leak will still look foamy. Just what works for me.
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