[RacecaR]

I went out to go to work the other day and the front passenger-side tire was flat. I got it fixed and three days later it went flat again. There wasn't any obvious hole. Ended up having to buy a brand new one! Argh.

[FenderBender]

Sometimes it isn't a hole but a bad seal on the tire itself. Any good tire place should be able to test it and find out where the leak is.

[NeedNewWheels]

I had a similar issue a couple years back. I ended up getting 2 flat tires in 2 or 3 days and I didn't even drive it all that much. Ended up replacing it and no more problems. I guess it was just a bad seal.

[Hotrod25]

That sucks! I have had it happen to me too. I used the junk that you put in the tire too and it did not work. I'm glad you got a new tire, you never know when the old one would go flat.

[UGoGirl]

The place I buy my tires has a lifetime warranty on their tires. If it goes bad for any reason, they will replace it. Kind of gives you peace of mind.

[MaximumSpeed]

Sometimes brand new tires are the best way to go. I have a place I use that does pull-offs and most of the time they are good tires. Even then, sometimes they just are old.

[NeedNewWheels]

MaximumSpeed, I agree. I really only go for brand new tires now after having some bad experiences with used tires. Even if they look okay, you have to be careful.