If it bothers you too much put a remote pressure monitor in the tire. Mine displays temp and pressure for each tire and has a alarm for when the fall below 45 psi. Smartire available at tirerack. Made by our good friends in Canada. It may sound like overkill but I have saved at least one blow out from the alarm detecting the pressure leak. (I had run over a screw. So I had it patched as opposed to a blowout and replacement). Have fun, Rick
Murphy's Law, the Insight version
So what do you think the chances are that:
Every single time I think to check my air pressure, or even look at my rear wheels, not one but BOTH tire valves are up under the skirts?
About 1/2 of the wheel is showing, so probability would dictate that nearly all the time, at least one valve should be below the skirt. But OHHHH NOOOOOO, not for me!
Typical...
:roll:
Every single time I think to check my air pressure, or even look at my rear wheels, not one but BOTH tire valves are up under the skirts?
About 1/2 of the wheel is showing, so probability would dictate that nearly all the time, at least one valve should be below the skirt. But OHHHH NOOOOOO, not for me!
Typical...
:roll:
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