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What is your question?
This happens at least once or twice a week on different tire locations on two different BMW's with Pirelli tires
What makes this problem better or worse?
Colder weather
How long has your 2013 BMW X5 had this problem?
couple of years, with original tires and now with new tires
1 Reply
Tires lose air pressure for the following reasons: 1) Air temperatures fluctuate more than 30 or 40 degrees in a day. With air temperatures going from - say - 20 degrees to 55 degrees in a given day, when cold, the air pressure goes way down and when warmer it can go up several pounds. This can cause a light to illuminate. 2) A puncture can be present in one tire, not usually more than one, but possibly. 3) The tire valve stem can be leaking. 4) the tire where it mates to the wheel can have a poor fit or corrosion build up causing a really slow leak. That's really about it. There's nothing wild and crazy, just normal areas to check. Use this link to find some shops near you that can help with your concern: www.repairpal.com/repair-shops
