Posted by Chris Jones on April 04, 2015 at 17:38:53 from (65.188.217.236):
In Reply to: Tire repair again1 posted by bumblebee on April 04, 2015 at 17:11:57:
I'm betting 80% of people couldn't put a spare on to save their lives. Part changing culture and part improved reliability of tires I suspect. So to save weight thus improve mileage it makes sense the spare tire goes. I've use a spare only once in the last 22 years that I can remember. In essence the only times I've noticed a flat was at home and I either took it and had it patched or plugged it w/o the need to put a spare on the vehicle. I'm kinda leery about the cans of fix a flat. How many people do you suspect use it as a permanent fix despite the intention that it be used to get you to a tire shop. I'm also not crazy about the idea of having all that goo in the tire.
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