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[QUOTE="Chin Diesel, post: 3951325, member: 34"] He didn't really specify from what I read. I almost read it as should he carry it in case of a flat. Regardless of his intent, I would never recommend it as a permanant fix on a passenger car. I definitely wouldn't recommend it for a boat trailer. I live near the water where I can easily see a hundred boats being trailered on the roads on any given weekend. Have seen way to many trucks and SUV's on side of the road where a blown tires or seized wheel messes up the vehicle towing the trailer as much as it does the trailer or the boat. [/QUOTE]
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