Fix-A-Flat Tire Repair, 16 oz, 2-Pack | Emergency Use | Eco-Friendly Formula | For Standard Tires | Universal Fit

I rode a ripped valve stem on a Mc tube with 2 cans, about 30 miles. it was still holding air 2 days later. simple cleanup with water hose. be sure to tell tire people you used this as it contains flammable gas. you need to expel & refill with air 2-3 times before removing tire. used on car tires also. follow instructions on can for best results.

I followed the directions rigorously, and it still didn't work! I wish I could give it zero stars... Or not.

I used it on my John Deere mower as the front tires after 8 years kept loosing air. This product was easy to use and worked perfectly and it has now been several months and still works great. The price was half what they charge in stores.

I only recently learned the recommended shelf life is only two years. I have used "Fix a Flat" in the past. It only works on punctures like nails, NOT for sidewall damage, or rim damage. There are just places/weather you don't want to fumble around changing a tire. This is a quick fix to get you to a garage. home or parking lot, not a permanent fix (when I was a kid, sure I pushed that theory). If you get a flat on the highway...I'd just drive on the rim until I got off the highway.

Got the last one when I didn't need it immediately. I highly recommend that. I used a can at a toll booth when Harley Davidson rear tire emptied out. Filled it up rode home it was down just a little took the tire off the inner tube was shredded into many pieces. Incrediblly it sealed the tire to the rim and valve, wow.

I purchased this item with a hope that I could use it just in case. I put it in a trunk for a few months. But last month I got a flat tire after attending the mass at the church. Here is my experience about this product and why you should not buy it: - Open the cape and shake it, read the instruction. - connect the inflator to my tire, then push the button to inhale the liquid. From here the problem happen: it was so hard to do it, you have to hold still to push the liquid into your tired. It did also give you some air into your tire to increase some PSI to. Then I can drive slowly to my home. The day after, I brought my car to an auto shop, the mechanic said, do not use this kind of product, it will not only make your rim rusted and also, the tired that got inhaled with the liquid will also destroy the tire. You could not fix the tire anymore. I got bad buck with the screw hit the rear corner of my tire, right into the 90 degree angle. At the end I had to replace my tire. You can see in the photo the liquid keep leaking to the surface of the tire.

Sat in my truck for three years without leaking. Got a nail in my Suburban 2500 tire at least an hour from any tire store. Used Fix-A-Flat. Tire inflated and sealed the leak around the nail. Drove two hours home towing a 22’ boat with no air loss. Waited a day to go for repairs. Still no air loss. I’d say that’s a win!

Work’s dependability

Bien

Very helpful for urgent times

Bit expensive but does the job

For football leaks..it works! check youtube for more details

Great product when you need it