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Hi, I bought a second hand (showroom car) 370Z last December. I haven't used it a lot until March (in Belgium here, stupid weather...) but now I used almost daily
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: London
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Drives: '10 370Z Sport M6
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Left rear tyre loses pressure
Hi,
I bought a second hand (showroom car) 370Z last December. I haven't used it a lot until March (in Belgium here, stupid weather...) but now I used almost daily and I'm worried about the rear left tyre. It seems to lose its pressure quite quickly. When I didn't use the car for 2 months I was able to see it was kind of flat (still 1kPA left roughly) but after that time I can understand it. However when I put pressure in it to the regular 2.4kPA it seems it goes down quickly to 2kPA, after a week or less. Whether I drive it or not. Do you think this is a big issue? Shall I go to a Nissan dealer to check that out? I just fear the usual sales guy answer: "oh yes your tyre is dead let's replace all 4 of them". The car has only 14K km, I did about 2500. Thanks! |
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