The debris you drive through can be sent into the rear tires more readily than puncturing the front ones.
I suspect a roofer lives on your road and drops roofing nails.
But you can have them fixed, see what was causing it and keep your eyes open for debris like that.
Alot of construction and renovation in your area can lead to some hazards on the road.
They sell road hazard coverage when you get new tires.
Consider it thoughtfully, ask questions and protect yourself.
Take an extendable magnet when you walk the dog.
If you find it's some other cause, you can take steps to put an end to that one.
It means the air inside the tires is leaking out. Could be something stuck in them like a nail or screw, a hole in them, leaking valve stems, or leaks where the tires seal to the rim. Could also be one problem for one and a different problem for the other.
The rear tire leaks must be found and repaired at the dealer of your car, trusted private mechanic or tire shop.
Driving the car on soft tires will ruin them.
You have a puncture, or 2 if it's both wheels. You may not need new tires, but you need to go to a tire shop and get them to check it out. If the tires are almost worn out, then you need new ones, if they still have good treat, get the leak fixed.
It means new back tires bro
Time to go to your fav local tire shop to have them patch the holes or replace the valve stems.
mean you should change the tire
It means they go flat if you don't put ait in them everyday!
There's a hole.
They need repair.
that you need new tires...
