Fix-A-Flat Spare in Box Tire Repair Kit (S50153) $14.95 + Free S&H w/ Walmart+ or $35+

Post Date	Sold By	Sale Price	Activity
01/12/23	Walmart	$15	2
12/15/22	Walmart	$15	3

Lijebaley

Mar 3, 2023

606 Posts

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Lijebaley

Mar 3, 2023

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This specific kit/formula TPMS (Tire Sensor) safe, designed for cars vs trucks/suv?

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BraveTeam7995

Mar 3, 2023

428 Posts

Joined Dec 2021

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BraveTeam7995

Mar 3, 2023

428 Posts

Quote from Lijebaley

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This specific kit/formula TPMS (Tire Sensor) safe, designed for cars vs trucks/suv?

never thought about the slime messing with the tpms sensors ... hmm..

garylapointe

Mar 3, 2023

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garylapointe

Mar 3, 2023

1,712 Posts

Had it in my cart, before I added enough fillers, it's was SOLD OUT Frown

In my cart at 14.97 it's sold out, but they still have the item for $29.97...

clinteastwood

Mar 3, 2023

3,105 Posts

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clinteastwood

Mar 3, 2023

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Quote from Lijebaley

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This specific kit/formula TPMS (Tire Sensor) safe, designed for cars vs trucks/suv?

Don't use the goop in a can solutions, just use a plug kit like this if you're stuck on the side of the road and don't want to use the spare/don't have one.

https://www.amazon.com/Slime-2040...000ET9SAA/

And buy a 12v tire inflator

What I use anyways, you can spend less if you want.

https://www.amazon.com/Viair-0008...005ASY23I/

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Chi1983

Mar 3, 2023

82 Posts

Joined Jun 2019

Mar 3, 2023

Chi1983

Mar 3, 2023

82 Posts

Quote from clinteastwood

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Don't use the goop in a can solutions, just use a plug kit like this if you're stuck on the side of the road and don't want to use the spare/don't have one.

https://www.amazon.com/Slime-2040...000ET9SAA/ [amazon.com]

And buy a 12v tire inflator

What I use anyways, you can spend less if you want.

https://www.amazon.com/Viair-0008...005ASY23I/ [amazon.com]

I've used the $7 plug kit from Walmart to plug 3 nail holes in the last 2 years. I'm unlucky. I haven't had any luck trying to plug my tires while they were still on the car. I have a Ryobi inflator and 1/2" impact wrench, but I don't want to carry my racing jack around, so if my TPMS goes off, I just put some air in the tires, and then plug it when I get home. I have a can of goop but haven't had to use it. It's just for emergency. I should probably just buy a spare off of ebay.

awdemuth

Mar 3, 2023

394 Posts

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awdemuth

Mar 3, 2023

394 Posts

Those cheap inflators are the worst. Out of the half a dozen I've used, only one could get a standard auto tire to ~30PSI, and that took a solid 10 minutes and burned out the compressor. That inflator got stolen from my back seat and I snicker a little bit at the thought of the dude that stole it needing it one day and having it not work for him.

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BraveTeam7995

Mar 4, 2023

428 Posts

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BraveTeam7995

Mar 4, 2023

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Quote from awdemuth

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Those cheap inflators are the worst. Out of the half a dozen I've used, only one could get a standard auto tire to ~30PSI, and that took a solid 10 minutes and burned out the compressor. That inflator got stolen from my back seat and I snicker a little bit at the thought of the dude that stole it needing it one day and having it not work for him.

i have the m12 inflator and it's solid... don't know what yr talking about. It inflates my big tires no problem and still going strong

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anthony32376

Mar 4, 2023

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anthony32376

Mar 4, 2023

1,449 Posts

I'm not even sure what this product is supposed to be ,from the OP I'm not sure if it's a can of fix a flat or a pair of light sabers , the Walmart description is not much help either
Is it a can of goop and one of those cigarette lighter compressors or is that thing with the gauge just a gauge?
What is that thing they show looking like it's making an even larger puncture in the tire? Why does it say repair bands , do they actually expect you to be able to pin point the exact spot of the leak on the side of a busy highway at night in the freezing cold?

So many questions, like how does their marketing team still have employment?

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ten80

Mar 4, 2023

6,647 Posts

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ten80

Mar 4, 2023

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Quote from Chi1983

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I've used the $7 plug kit from Walmart to plug 3 nail holes in the last 2 years. I'm unlucky. I haven't had any luck trying to plug my tires while they were still on the car. I have a Ryobi inflator and 1/2" impact wrench, but I don't want to carry my racing jack around, so if my TPMS goes off, I just put some air in the tires, and then plug it when I get home. I have a can of goop but haven't had to use it. It's just for emergency. I should probably just buy a spare off of ebay.

I can do it while it is on the car, but I am using the Safety Seal kit. I gave up on those cheapo kits years ago. Huge difference.

mattymsu25

Mar 4, 2023

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mattymsu25

Mar 4, 2023

1,207 Posts

These jack your tire up. Be prepared to buy new tires pretty shortly after.

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Product Description:	The Fix-A-Flat Spare in a Box contains everything you need to safely get out of a flat tire emergency. This compact kit offers two different ways to get you back on the road quickly with full tire inflation and no jack or extra tools needed. The first option is the Fix-A-Flat Connect repair sealant and tire inflator. Simply connect the tire inflator to the special pressurized bottle to instantly push air and sealant into the tire and seal tread area punctures up to 1/4 in diameter.
Product SKU:	972261095
UPC:	716281510922

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