If I put a fix-a flat in my tire, could I get it patched now?I cant afford to get a new tire at the moment, so do you think fix-a-flats messes up the tire?
This may be the global scenario in 2012. The advice has been to run and jump into it, not resisting, but welcoming it.
I don't get the point of the question, really - I mean wouldn't anyone do the same thing? Try to shelter or jump in the pool or something to avoid being burned and if you couldn't escape it no matter what you did, then you'd die, right? Not much choice to it I guess -
for ten dollars your local gas station can plug your tire and you'll be fine, if it's a tear in the side wall you need a new tire.it you can't afford one for a used tireabout $20 mounted
I do not like Fix-A-Flat! I know someone who's father was severely damaged (it almost killed him) by a tire exploding while he was putting that stuff in. What answerer #1 said is pretty much it. A plug is quick, easy, cheap, and usually reliable.
addy, fix a flat was primarily meant for people that drive lond distances to get them to the next station to get the tire patched. the directions call for you to add it then drive the car so it will spread and hopefully temp seal the nail or object thats in the tire.
