my tire seems like it's flat. I recently added air and for a few seconds, the tire looked "normal." Now, the tire seems to be on the verge of popping. Is it becasue the engine is heavy? Oh, and i do not have any holes/punctures on ne of my tires. Im just wondering if this is ok because both my back tires look "normal."

 

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get a tire pressure gauge.

 

...Who is responsible for giving you a license? , But yea like Bad-Monkey said, just get a tire pressure gauge

 

You probably need new tires. How old are they? It's probably leaking air, slowly.

 

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lol. tire guages..probably less than 5 bucks.

 

If you live near a Discount Tire, they will probably give you a tire gauge for free. You should be running 30-32psi in all your tires

 

the tires in the front are going to look lower in pressure than the back because of the weight of the motor. get a tire pressure gage to check them.

 

Another thing- don't forget that you're going to get different readings depending on when you looked at your tires. If you check them cold, you'll obviously have different readings than if you check them hot. Could be why you said your tires were "on the verge of popping". I know it's something that should be obvious, but it's always the small things that turn into major problems.