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32valvesftw · 03-01-2016

[QUOTE=Dynomite;238969]That is a good point but in my case if tire pressure gets a bit low because of a slow leak, I stop at next gas station and then pull the nail. I then install the plug and fill up with compressed air. Or..........install the spare tire and at next gas station where there is compressed air repair the flat and reinstall original tire.

I don't have a spare, so there is that difference.

03-01-2016	#13
32valvesftw Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: Texas Posts: 529	Re: ZR-1 ultimate tool kit [QUOTE=Dynomite;238969]That is a good point but in my case if tire pressure gets a bit low because of a slow leak, I stop at next gas station and then pull the nail. I then install the plug and fill up with compressed air. Or..........install the spare tire and at next gas station where there is compressed air repair the flat and reinstall original tire. I don't have a spare, so there is that difference.