No, I mean the tire. If you switch a tube with a slow puncture to the front and it occurs on the front that proves nothing other than the tube has a slow puncture. Switching the tire to the front isolates one cause of the puncture from another.
No, I mean the tire.
If you switch a tube with a slow puncture to the front and it occurs on the front that proves nothing other than the tube has a slow puncture. Switching the tire to the front isolates one cause of the puncture from another.
but surely only the tube has a slow puncture?
sorry if i missed something
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but surely only the tube has a slow puncture?
sorry if i missed something