Our Panamera, almost three years since delivery, has had three flat tires so far.The second time, there was a nail stuck in the front wheel., ,The third time, the tire has deteriorated and is slowly leaking air from where it was previously repaired.This was due to the fact that(On the third puncture, the tires were replaced with Michelin Pilot Sport 4 tires.)
Then the other day, when I started the Panamera, the air pressure error was displayed again. And it's the right front wheel again...
I then looked at the air pressure deviation and found that, unlike the usual flat tire, all four tires were losing air pressure.
I emailed my husband just to be sure.
This time, the air pressure was about the same in all of them, so it may have just spontaneously drained out. If you are worried about it, why don't you take it to Porsche Center?
He said.
I have heard that when you are about to say goodbye to your beloved car, some part of the car suddenly breaks down.We'll be saying goodbye to the Panamera soon.I wondered if I had offended the Panamera... I was worried if it had been a flat tire, so I decided to have it looked at at the Porsche Center just in case.
I told them the situation, made an appointment, brought in my Panamera on the day, and waited while sipping the iced tea they served me.
This time it was not a flat tire, just a loss of air pressure. There is no need to rush to take your drink, so please take your time.
He informed us that he would be happy to help us.
Oh well... good!
I'm glad I brought my car right away. It's a relief to have someone actually take a look at your car. In the end, I had all four tires inflated and went home, but I felt a bit sorry that it was like drinking tea for free (sweat).
I usually try to be a little more aware of what I am doing to keep my tires from going flat.
For example, a nail stepped on by a car in front of me flew into the air.Keep an appropriate distance between cars to avoid stepping on that nail with the front wheels of your car.andAvoid getting too close to medians, zebra zones, etc. when turning rightin Tokyo(I've heard that sometimes nails and rocks fall down.)...But all the punctures I've had have been on the right front wheel, so maybe it's not as effective as I'm aware of it. w
Also, that you should drive in a way that makes your tires last as long as possible.No sudden acceleration by suddenly stepping on the gas pedal when starting off.I try to be careful to steer as smoothly as possible when turning a curve so as not to put too much stress on the tires, but when a flat tire occurs, there is nothing I can do about it.
Incidentally, my husband, regarding the device to prevent flat tires.
I can't seem to consciously prevent punctures. I had a puncture once on my Boxster due to a nail in the rear.
Basically, a flat tire is aCases in which the front wheel rolls up a nail or other object and the rear tire steps on it.It seems that most of the
It is said that front tire punctures are often caused by pranks or by the front wheel stepping on a nail or other object rolled up by a car ahead, and the probability of a front tire puncture is said to be lower than that of a rear tire. The Panamera is a front wheel in both cases.Maybe it has something to do with the fact that it's a four wheel drive and the front wheels have torque on them as well.I don't know.
I am anyway.I try to avoid zebra zones, roadside areas, and other areas where there seems to be a lot of dust and debris.I'm going to do it. I also avoid the backs of trucks and construction vehicles.
However, there are limits to what can be avoided, and since a flat tire is bound to happen at some point, I focus more on what to do in the event of a flat tire than on preventing it. For example, I always carry a puncture repair kit and a jack when I go touring. (Only the GT3 has center-lock wheels, so it is impossible to repair a puncture on the road, so I have given up on that. I've given up on that.)
He said.
I see... As long as we drive a car, a flat tire is an absolute possibility, but we should be careful on a daily basis and be prepared to deal with it calmly when it happens.
