You have to take the tire in and have it unmounted, cleaned out, and remounted. Fix-a-flat leaves liquid in the tire. It's also highly flamable.

I'm sure the warnings indicate no continued driving after using fix-a-flat.

 

You have to take the tire in and have it unmounted, cleaned out, and remounted. Fix-a-flat leaves liquid in the tire. It's also highly flamable.

I'm sure the warnings indicate no continued driving after using fix-a-flat.

I hear ya and was going to do just that but got sidetracked and now since it's been a month and it's fine how long do you think it'll last???

I mean if it's fine after a month is it possible the fix a flat fixed it permanently??

 

I picked up a screw with 1200 miles on the car...theyu were able to plug it before I finished my lunch...its no problem...However...have them rebalance the tire...he said the matked it but I still have a slight vibration.

 

On my Escalade I got a flat not too long after I got it, and it was late at night in a parking lot, so I had to go to the auto store, the guy said use this fix a flat. He also said it was a permanent fix. I had the car for almost another 2 years before I traded it on my C, and I never took it in to get fixed. The fix a flat, held strong for almost 2 years with zero leaking or problems.

 

FIX-A-FLAT, and within reason, forget it!