Valve stem is angled or pushes into rim, making inflation/maintenance difficult
Deflate tire, carefully center tube, then reinflate, ensuring valve is straight. Use rim lock/nut if applicable.
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Inspect for punctures or rim tape displacement. Use valve extender for inflation. Check/prep rim strip as needed.Tire valve slowly loses air (crooked/loose)
Deflate, reseat tube so valve is straight. If stem is defective, replacement tube required. Warranty doesn’t cover unless new bike/manufacturer defect.Recurring flats, especially rear tire; likely puncture or rim tape issue
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