Why Does Tire Pressure Keep Dropping?
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Why does your tire keep losing air even when there’s no nail, screw, or visible hole? It turns out a tire doesn’t have to be punctured for its pressure to slowly decrease. Sometimes, the air isn't escaping through a hole you can see. It’s escaping in a way that’s happening right in front of you—but at a microscopic level. Timestamps 00:03 Introduction 00:58 How Tires Became Air-Filled 02:12 The Mystery of the Disappearing Air 03:30 How Air Escapes Through Rubber 04:53 Other Places Air Can Escape 05:47 Why A Few PSI Matters 06:39 So, Where Did Your Air Go? #Tires #TirePressure #Cars #Automotive #CarScience #HowThingsWork #Engineering #EverydayScience #TireMaintenance #HistoryOfSimpleThings
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