- Emergency flat tire repair solution, connect, inflate and go! The easiest and quickest way to temporarily repair a flat tire in an emergency
- Fix-a-Flat is designed to seal small tread tire punctures up to 1/4 of an inch in diameter in seconds and provide enough inflation to lift the rim off the ground. Now seals 33% larger punctures and has been trusted for 50 years
- Flats happen, so be prepared with Fix-a-Flat, an easy-to-use, better alternative to the spare tire and perfect for roadside emergencies. This 16 oz can is perfect for standard tires
- With its eco-friendly formula, Fix-a-Flat is safe for the user, the tire and the environment. The old plastic cap has been tossed and replaced with a modern Performance Top, making Fix-a-Flat even more eco-friendly and easier to use
- No need for a jack, tools, or a spare tire and TPMS (Tire Sensor) safe, store in the trunk of your car and get your tire professionally repaired in 3 days or after 100 miles
Best Pirce ???? Fix-A-Flat S60420 Aerosol Emergency Flat Tire Repair And Inflator, For Standard Tires, Eco-Friendly Formula, Universal Fit For All Cars, 16 Oz. (Pack Of 1) ????
$8.62 Original price was: $8.62.$6.03Current price is: $6.03.
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8 reviews for Best Pirce ???? Fix-A-Flat S60420 Aerosol Emergency Flat Tire Repair And Inflator, For Standard Tires, Eco-Friendly Formula, Universal Fit For All Cars, 16 Oz. (Pack Of 1) ????
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Dad of All Trades –
I’ve bought one for all 10 of my cars, daily drivers, kids cars & even old cars. My wife had to use the one for my truck after going camping & puncturing a tire. She used it all by herself with ease & then was able to drive to get the flat repaired. Life saver!
Squirrel –
I had a screw in the side of my tire that couldn’t be patched, use this and inflated the tire so I could bring it to the shop to replace the tire.
Linda Haddock –
The hose fitting is not good
RonM –
Used it on my lawn tractor tire. Worked great
Brad –
So I originally wrote a 1 star review for this and then a few days later I realized I didn’t publish it.My issue was that I think I got a dud can. I have a tire that goes completely flat after 24 hours and I can’t get to replacing it for another week or so. So I tried this out… I jacked up the car and followed the instructions exactly. After screwing this on, it was evident that there was no way this was going to inflate my tire. The can had absolutely no pressure in it. It probably got a tablespoon amount of liquid into the tire before it just gave up and the pressure equalized. I disconnected and tried to shake the can again and see if I can activate whatever it is that pressurizes the can. Again no luck. After giving up, the can still felt like it was at least 90% full. So I inflated the tire the rest of the way with a compressor, drove a few miles for hood measure and then came home and parked the car. . At that point I was pissed and came inside and wrote the 1 star review.I haven’t gone out in 3 days and then when I went out today expecting a flat tire, it still had full pressure. I guess that tiny amount of liquid that got in the tire did the trick. So I’ll admit that this does in fact work well, but I would not trust it as an emergency flat fix because you run the risk of getting a dud that has no chance of inflating a flat tire.
Laura Crider –
Every car should have this in their tool box. Much easier than trying to fix flat on the side of the road. Help you get to someplace safe.
Colin Earl –
I used it for lawn equipment. I didn’t need the entire can, but using this product was easier than replacing my old wheel.
Michael N –
I had two tires losing air slowly. I used one can for each tire. One of them stopped leaking, the other seemed to leak faster. Turned out it was a leaking valve stem on both tires, and replacing them was cheaper than the fix a flat. However since this isn’t the sort of leak fix a flat is meant for, I’m impressed that it fixed one of them.