When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
From: When I say who is the masta you gotsta say Shonuff
Assembling a Z06 Flat Repair Kit
1 1/2 ton Scissor Jack 19.99 (Need Andy's Rails or Jacking Puck)
300 psi Air Compressor with Tire Goo 19.99
More Goo 12.99
Pliers 2.99
Rubber Gloves (steal them from someone) 0.00
Towel (steal from wife) 0.00 Flat Repair Kit from JC Whitney 39.99
1 1/2 ton Scissor Jack 19.99 (Need Andy's Rails or Jacking Puck)
300 psi Air Compressor with Tire Goo 19.99
More Goo 12.99
Pliers 2.99
Rubber Gloves (steal them from someone) 0.00
Towel (steal from wife) 0.00 Flat Repair Kit from JC Whitney 39.99
I'd add some sort of high powered flash light that can be set down and angled where you need the light and a plastic sheet (some have suggested a shower curtain) to lay kneel or sit on and maybe some Wet Towels to clean up. While I own a Z too many folks make it sound so easy to deal with a flat tire on these cars. I did add the LTPS to give me some warning should I pick up a nail. I know the goop will ruin the sensor but my plan is to air it up and drive as far as I can go before I have to stop again in a more safe location before attempting a roadside repair. The sensors will allow me to do that.
So I do carry a cell phone and have membership in AAA. Of course I'm not sure where they will tow me on a late Sat night that can repair a vette tire. But I can always dream.
Let's hope none of us ever have to deal with a flat on a dark cold rainy night miles from civilization.