Flat tire kit
Race Director
Joined: Jan 2006
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From: Not on either liberal coast.
At your favorite automotive supply store. The most commonly found are those offered by the same company that makes tire sealant...SLIME. They also make an inexpensive tire inflating compressor.
Or watch the classifieds and buy a more expensive Z06 compressor which includes a compressor and sealant.
Be aware that the sealant may damage tire pressure sensors. And the sealant usually has an expiration date.
I carry a Z06 compressor, tire plugs, miscellaneous tools, etc insuring that I'll never have to use them.
Or watch the classifieds and buy a more expensive Z06 compressor which includes a compressor and sealant.
Be aware that the sealant may damage tire pressure sensors. And the sealant usually has an expiration date.
I carry a Z06 compressor, tire plugs, miscellaneous tools, etc insuring that I'll never have to use them.
Race Director
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 10,554
Likes: 33
From: Not on either liberal coast.
At your favorite automotive supply store. SLIME makes an inexpensive tire inflating compressor.
Or watch the classifieds and buy a more expensive Z06 compressor which includes a compressor and sealant.
Be aware that the sealant may damage tire pressure sensors. And the sealant usually has an expiration date.
I carry a Z06 compressor, tire plugs, miscellaneous tools, etc insuring that I'll never have to use them.
Or watch the classifieds and buy a more expensive Z06 compressor which includes a compressor and sealant.
Be aware that the sealant may damage tire pressure sensors. And the sealant usually has an expiration date.
I carry a Z06 compressor, tire plugs, miscellaneous tools, etc insuring that I'll never have to use them.
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Got all my stuff at Wal-Mart. But any auto parts store would have what you need too.
Le Mans Master
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Memphis Tennessee
Mine came from here and there.
I just picked up a cheap 12v pump, T-handled plug kit, pair of pliers to remove nails or screws and a small flashlight.
Your cell phone is probably your best "repair kit" you could have anyway.
Good Luck
I just picked up a cheap 12v pump, T-handled plug kit, pair of pliers to remove nails or screws and a small flashlight.
Your cell phone is probably your best "repair kit" you could have anyway.
Good Luck
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I bought a nice scissor jack (from a wrecked 08 Challenger) on that auction site. Your local autoparts stor can supply you with TPS friendly fix-a-flat, a 12v compressor and a plug kit. Don't forget to get a "jacking puck" from one of the forum vendors...and keep the cell phone charged!
