unRAPIDdan
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Went for an evening out with the Boxster and Mrs D this evening. The car was left for just over six hours before we left for home. During the journey (mix of towns and rural roads) I started to wonder if the steering might be feeling somehow different to usual. As the journey went on I convinced myself that, due to any difference being almost immeasurable, that it must have been all in my mind. The journey concluded when we arrived home about 15 miles later and..................
..................the front offside tyre was flat! I've reinflated the tyre to the correct pressure, and can see no sign of damage or anything obvious, and it's possible that some toe-rag has decided it might be a wheeze to let it down (as I can hear no air being lost and it only took 6 hours or so to go down while the vehicle was left).
The tyre is a 19" Bridgestone Potenza RE050A. I'm assuming this is a run-flat, as the car hardly felt different. Should I be looking at replacing the tyre regardless of whether it stays inflated? the fastest I travelled on the way home was about 65mph - most of the journey would have been 40-50mph at the most.
Any advice welcome,
D.
..................the front offside tyre was flat! I've reinflated the tyre to the correct pressure, and can see no sign of damage or anything obvious, and it's possible that some toe-rag has decided it might be a wheeze to let it down (as I can hear no air being lost and it only took 6 hours or so to go down while the vehicle was left).
The tyre is a 19" Bridgestone Potenza RE050A. I'm assuming this is a run-flat, as the car hardly felt different. Should I be looking at replacing the tyre regardless of whether it stays inflated? the fastest I travelled on the way home was about 65mph - most of the journey would have been 40-50mph at the most.
Any advice welcome,
D.