flat fixer

[William F.]

Is there any good brand of "flat fixer" that can be used without wheel corrosion,etc. to fix a flat on the road rather than using spare?

Thanks

[Wayne K.]

Re: flat fixer

The ones I've seen are all pretty messy. I would suggest you carry a plug kit and air pump for emergency use.

Wayne

[Gary B.]

Re: flat fixer

Check this out.

http://www.stopngo.com/automotive.asp#tireplugger

[Dick W.]

Re: flat fixer

My mind just went blank. It is green, available at Advance, AutoZone, etc. It will not corrode your wheels. Dang, I hate these Senior Moments! I have several bottles of it at the house. I used it in 4 wheelers, tractors, lawn mowers, etc. Works wonders. Just remember if you have a puncture in the shoulder or sidewall of a radial, it is not safe to repair and reuse.

[Clem Z.]

Re: flat fixer

My mind just went blank. It is green, available at Advance, AutoZone, etc. It will not corrode your wheels. Dang, I hate these Senior Moments! I have several bottles of it at the house. I used it in 4 wheelers, tractors, lawn mowers, etc. Works wonders. Just remember if you have a puncture in the shoulder or sidewall of a radial, it is not safe to repair and reuse.

it called "slime"

[Patrick H.]

Re: flat fixer

it called "slime"

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