loosing air preasure

my wife has a 98 with factory alum. wheels we have always had problems with them loosing air even with new tires we got. any help out there?

Aluminum rims are notorious for loosing air pressure. They either don't achieve a good set on the seals or more commonly, the lose air through the aluminum. The aluminum is porous enough to allow for leakage through the metal itself. From what I understand, the metal is sealed from the factory but wears off after a while. I've heard of a few products that claim to seal up the pores in the rim surface but have never had to use them. :2cents:

Why don't you try putting one of the tires in a tub of water or small pool and see where the leak is actually coming from. With a very slow leak you may need the whole tire submerged.

--If it's a tire problem, take them back and have them fixed. Buy good quality tires like BFG, Continental, etc.

My 2000 Intrigue had one slow leak that I needed to fill every 2 weeks, but the tire ran over a nail or something. I thought it could be a porous rim -and it wasn't.

my wife has a 98 with factory alum. wheels we have always had problems with them loosing air even with new tires we got. any help out there?

You might want to fill your tires with nitrogen. It leaks a lot slower than compressed air and is better for your tires.