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I have a tire on a newly purchased used car which is constantly leaking down. Took it to a locale name brand tire chain store. They removed the tire from the rim, cleaned both and reinstalled. Charged me $16 to be told someone had used Fix-A-Flat in it, which had corroded the metal around the edge... Would probably leak down again. Stated the rim may eventually need to be replaced.
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