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07-05-2007 | 06:00 PM

#11

Dan's HHR

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From: Quebec city,Canada

When i got mine all tires were about 25-26 psi i inflate them to 32psi and no leaking since that.

07-05-2007 | 09:21 PM

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TomsHHR

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From: Superior, WI - Over the Hill Warranty Club member

The rims Snoopy refers to are the 17" polished with the Firestones mounted on them.

07-05-2007 | 10:26 PM

#13

Lone Ranger

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Firestone now = Bridgestone. Firestones are not too bad a tire now.

07-05-2007 | 10:31 PM

#14

jx3

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From: Miami

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lone Ranger

Probably the valve stems that are leaking. Insist that the dealer replace all four valve stems under warranty and I bet that stops the problem. If dealer refuses, it is not all that expensive of a procedure for a tire shop to do, and they can installed an upgraded stem that might be of higher quality anyhow.

As pointed out already, Goodyear tires = not stock, therefor warranty = non existent. Also since the tires have already been replaced, they probably already have the "upgraded" valve stems.

07-06-2007 | 12:33 AM

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rebel8ball

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From: Alvin,Tx (near houston)

thanks for all the great answers... i didnt think to check since before we left the dealer (yes it was a used car purchase) they took it to make ready, filled it up and washed it and supposedly checked everything... like i said as soon as i can we will send these tires to the tile shops and get some new ones, i see discount has kumhos and another weird sounding brand pretty cheap sooo.... anyways thanks again, just wanted to see if i needed to lok forward to the constant worry like we did with the pt...