Completely useless if you cut a sidewall, which may not be common for a city bound car (though not unheard of) but not for a country car...Quote:
Originally Posted by Limbo
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Completely useless if you cut a sidewall, which may not be common for a city bound car (though not unheard of) but not for a country car...Quote:
Originally Posted by Limbo
saw you posted last... was hoping you'd be the one to explain how it works :pQuote:
Originally Posted by JohnL
it just puts a sealent type around the tyres inside but u still have to inflate it again at a servo or something
its doesnt last long its only to get you back to change ur tyre...
it is a TEMPORARY fix...enough to drive a few k's to the nearest tyre shop to plug the tyre or get a new one.Quote:
Originally Posted by honda_zivic
Handy to have tho.
having a spare tyre is more handy
lol
unless you run over a box of nails and more than one tyre is gone
haha
shrugs that could happen! ahaha.. two of my tyres blew out once.. fahh that was scary! shrugs.. wells ive been driving in my car with no back seats no rear interior no spare wheel etc etc for a while now.. havent had a problem? but god dam when it rains u can really hear it inside the car!! lol
i cant stand driving with no rear interior. so noisy.
cant even hear my phone ring
lol
ahaha yeah but ur not supposed to be on the phone when ur driving anyway? lmao.. sorry i really do hate this no tolerance crap to that stuff -_-
its only illegal if you get caught.
Just leave the nail in the tyre and drive to the nearest tyre shop. Don't pull it out.
touche.. lolQuote:
Originally Posted by dupac->
i drove with a nail for almost 3 weeks, tyre kept going flat after a couple of days, had to pump it up about once every 3 days but it worked. haha..Quote:
Originally Posted by aaronng