Typical repair cost: $5–$350
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Repair if in tread area and under 1/4 inch.
Cheap fix — often overlooked.
Common on aluminum wheels; cleaned and resealed.
Pothole damage; usually requires wheel replacement.
Tires lose ~1 PSI per 10°F drop — winter is not always a leak.
If air pressure drops below 25 PSI, do not drive — sidewall damage and blowout risk.
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