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My car is a 2007 model FIAT Albea 1.3 liter 4-door saloon. I think it might be the "fire" version. Made (assembled) in Turkey. I use it 6 months a year but 4-5 weeks at a time. When it's stored/parked at my friend's place he keeps the engine running but does not drive the car. Invariably he has to replace a wheel, put on spare, take the flat tyre to a repair shop only to be told that there's no puncture! The tire goes flat "for no reason" but why?
Your wheel is obviously leaking somewhere. There are a few places that you can have a leak related to the wheel The Schrader Valve - The schrader valve within the valve stem where you refill the air can be bad and require replacement. The valve stem - The valve stem where the schrader valve is in can have a bad a seal on the rim Tire Pressure Sensor - I didn't look up if you have one but many cars do have a tire pressure sensor. You can have a bad seal on your wheel. Tire Bead - All around your tire where the inside diameter of it meets your wheel requires a nice smooth surface. You can have leaks here. Overall Any damage to the surface of any of the above points can cause a leak. It could have been a tire change from a careless tire worker. A good scratch along the bead, a pair of pliers replacing the valve stem and a nick in the valve stem hole. You may need a new rim but you would have to pull the wheel and remove the tire, valve stem and pressure sensor to give it a good inspection
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