deebo
April 30, 2010, 8:23am
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i used to use it for my quad got a flat, can u use it on cars lol?
i will probably never use the wheels again, so i dont care.
i got a slow leak and it loses all of its air after about 4days
just doing this until my rims come in from __ so i can drive my car atleast
think it will work?/hold up?
Gl1
April 30, 2010, 8:25am
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i have seen it used, but when you replace the tires they make you pay a special disposal fee because of whatever that stuff is made of.
it will work, just make sure if you take them to swerve you let them know or big paul will rip your head off :lol:
Pretty sure I watched on TV before where they debunked the myth that this stuff is all over inside the tire.
The ENTIRE bottle of fix-a-flat turns into no more than a few ounces of a soapy liquid
yea it will work …if not put a donut on and go do some launches
I hated when I’d have to changed a tire and they didn’t tell me about using fix-a-flat. Break the one bead and then BAM! shit all over me. Ughhhhh.
deebo
April 30, 2010, 4:05pm
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haha i might do it on purpose just to see what he does!!
this is only for my snow tires and rims, but they are bald from camber n shit anyways. hopefully after this week i will never have to use them again except for the car sitting during winter
Hass
April 30, 2010, 5:59pm
9
Fixaflat does really work?
I have a slow leak in my regular 16" summer, loses maybe 3-4psi a day.
I’ve just been filling it up every other day versus getting it fixed ;\
some slow leaks fix a flat will fix, but leaks around the rim esp due to corrosion of the wheel usually fix a flat wont work for long
deebo
May 1, 2010, 11:02am
11
yea usually if they arent sidewall leaks it will fix it
fix a flat or slime