wizard of ahs
Elio Addict
I carry one of these in all my vehicles : Tire Plugger Kit!
I'm sure one will find it's way into my Elio
I'm sure one will find it's way into my Elio
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You can register using your Google, Facebook, or Twitter account, just click here.I carry one of these in all my vehicles : Tire Plugger Kit!
I'm sure one will find it's way into my Elio
Here you go http://www.homedepot.com/p/Campbell-Hausfeld-12-Volt-Inflator-with-Safety-Light-RP320000AV/202477519 even has a light built in so you can work in the dark.Looks like that'd do the trick! Just need to have a little compressor in the kit and you're good to go.
With the number of miles Indrive Slime will last longer than my tires.I won't argue that it doesn't work; I know it will.
Before "Slime" I've used "Fix-a-flat" and "Airman/ResQ Max" and different brands of liquid sealant for tubes that stays liquid until it has a puncture and will automatically fix the hole before you lose too much air (the must have item for antique motorcycles that are ridden).
Most tire guys want to beat you down once they open a tire to fix the problem since no emergency fix a flat product last forever.
It just make a royal mess of the inside of the tire.
Oh and FYI; Slime only has a 4 year shelf-life so remember to date anyone you buy, and remember to replace it once you find it again and it's 3 years past the due date
Or............if you're on a budget: 300 psi Air CompressorHere you go http://www.homedepot.com/p/Campbell-Hausfeld-12-Volt-Inflator-with-Safety-Light-RP320000AV/202477519 even has a light built in so you can work in the dark.
And in Alaska, wait 3 weeks for a truck to drive up from Anchorage. In British Columbia I had an electrical fault when my Subaru was about 8 months old. They towed it 120 miles from Jasper to Edmonton, only Subaru dealer within 200 miles, and they found it was a suddenly-failed battery (car had 28,000 miles on it). Bill for tow: $1,200 Canadian, luckily paid for by the roadside assistance program that came as part of my warranty.I'll stick with the spare I carry; it's a phone number on the back on my insurance card for "Road Emergency Assistance"
I call the number, give them my policy number, and shortly after, a truck shows up and fixes my problems; even if it means flat towing it to the closest repair shop of "My Choosing" (I like that part).