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[QUOTE="CL82, post: 3951299, member: 44"] I've used Fix-a-Flat many times over the year. I whole heartedly recommend keeping a can of this your car. It is much, much easier that putting on a donut. It does need to be a small leak. If it gash and or a large hole, it won't correct the problem. As noted above, it isn't intended to be a repair but I've used it through the end of the life of the tire more than once and yeah mechanics hate it. I'm not sure I'd rely on it for trailer unless it was hauling kayaks or something equivalently light. It is handy to have in a pinch though. [/QUOTE]
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