Scotty, With this covid thing, I don't drive much-no where to go. I understand that if you drive regular , the tires have a compound in the rubber that keeps them from losing air. Can I put AT205 IN the tires to help them stay inflated?
I would not put anything in the tires. See below at 2:03. Buy an air compressor and fill with air; also it’s good to periodically jack the wheel/tire up, turn the wheel, and drop down so it doesn’t develop flat spot (but that’s extreme case), but you might as well do a little bit of driving if you can to mitigate that (and not let it sit).
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PvgeRq6Ptwg
My tires don't have anything but air and rubber inside them, and they are staying inflated. If yours don't , I would suggest getting them patched.
I would be against putting anything inside the tires that isn't air or nitrogen.
If they are deflating, fill them up and keep an eye on them. You may have a leak. Sometimes they lose pressure due to weather changes and it has been wild down here in Texas. If you have had a lot of hot/cold changes, it could be your issue as well.
Hahahaha That’s one way to do it!
How old are your tyres & valve stems?
Make sure to check your valve stems. I kept losing air and that was the problem
