Re: Flat tire

Posted by iowa_tire_guy on June 20, 2007 at 04:55:02 from (207.177.88.101):

In Reply to: Flat tire posted by 37 chief on June 19, 2007 at 23:30:01:

I have a few thoughts on the stuff. I don't blame anyone for using it in an emergency, but here are the problems I have encountered. Sometimes it only stops the leaks intermittently and those leaks can be hard to find. In those cases all I can do is wash it out and wait for the leak to be more consistent to find it. Also let the tire guy know you put it in before he starts on it. I think lawsuits have taken the kind that uses butane for the propellant off the market but you don't want to stake your life on it, which is what you are doing. And then the new hazard is if you have a newer vehicle with the tire pressure sensors in the tire and the light on the dash, well a $2 can of fix-a-flat will cost you at least $100 for a new sensor.

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