I explained to the guys there that my suspicion was that it was either the valve or the beading. They looked at it, and when I (finally!) Got my car back, they explained that there was no charge, that the problem was in the beading and they couldn't fix it -- they cleaned corrosion of the valve and the beading and nothing could be done. When I asked why there was no charge, they said "Well, we hope when you replace your tires, you'll remember this and come to us."
It's been a few days, and there's no leaking (knock on wood). I have a feeling I was lied to because fixing the beading isn't nearly as costly as replacing tires. Wouldn't "unfixable" beading be a problem with the rims, and not the actual tire?
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Tuesday, December 7th, 2010 AT 8:35 PM