One of the most typical sources of leaks in a tire is the valve. Finding the source of a leak can be difficult, especially when the tire looks to be in good condition. When this happens, it’s almost always the valve that’s leaking. There are various explanations for a leaking tire valve stem, which will be discussed
The reasons why your tire valve stem is leaking are:
The threads on the valve stem may be stripped or damaged, necessitating a replacement.
It’s possible that the valve’s core has broken.
The rubber seal between the metal part of the valve and the wheel rim may have worn down and is no longer sealing efficiently, resulting in air leaks and rain pouring into your tire, necessitating the replacement of both pieces.
Leakage in your valve might also be caused by a damaged wheel rim gasket.
A leaking valve can usually be repaired quickly and cheaply. Changing the valve alone will often be enough to halt the leak. If this doesn’t work, look for fractures in the rim and replace the damaged one. If you don’t prioritize this, you’ll end up stranded on the side of the road.