I've had these steelies and tires for 3 years now, keep in mind no problems the past 3 years. Had them off for the summer, double stacked underneath my work bench. Well now, only one has a small leak on the inside of the tire, where the tire meets the rim. This tire had another one on top of it for the summer. Question is, what can i do to get the tire to seal at the tire to rim joint? Again, no problems for the last 3 years, only sat for the summer. It's a slow leak, went from 35psi to 30psi overnight.

 

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take them to a tire pro and have them worry about it. the tire seal is probably gone on that one and/or the tire has a slow leak/crack/tear on the inner walls..

 

take it to a tire place have them dismount and look at it. if the tire isnt cracked and the bead isnt torn they should clean up the rim lip and slap on some bead seal and youll be good to go