Fix-A-Flat S60369 Aerosol Emergency Flat Tire Repair and Inflator, for X-Large Tires, Eco-Friendly Formula, Universal Fit for All Cars, Trucks and SUVs, 24 oz. (Pack of 1)

Sat in my truck for three years without leaking. Got a nail in my Suburban 2500 tire at least an hour from any tire store. Used Fix-A-Flat. Tire inflated and sealed the leak around the nail. Drove two hours home towing a 22’ boat with no air loss. Waited a day to go for repairs. Still no air loss. I’d say that’s a win!

I always have a couple of these on hand in my truck as I fix tires on a lot of small engine tractors and snowblower tires. size of this is great I get a couple to few uses out of each can. color is white, and it functions as it should blows the tires up and i spin them around for a few minutes and i'd have to say solves 98% of the issues with the tires. durability of the fix a flat is great portability is great and the only thing I don't like is the hose connections to can. I've had a few leak at the top near press button but otherwise it's a must have for any mechanic or traveler in a vehicle. I always keep 2 cans in my truck.

After going by the directions on the can, my pickup is up and running again. Bought an extra can for emergencies!!!

Pros: highly recommended, as it works immediately to stop any slow leaks in my 'vintage' (ok, old) tires. Saves the cost & effort of having to go to the tire store for a repair. Also a great safety item for folks who aren't comfortable changing a flat, or waiting for roadside assistance. Cons (mild): noticed that 1 can is probably not adequate to re-inflate a flat tire enough to safely drive to a service station. Therefore suggest keep 2 cans of it in the trunk, just in case.

Luckily I haven't used this one but have used them before. As long as you have a small nail/screw hole on the tread area... (-not on the sidewall, if the whole is in the sidewall, save your time & swap tires or call a tow truck)... & haven't lost all the air you'll be ok. Just don't pull the nail or scre put. Just screw the stuff on and start blasting it in there. Drive slowly first few mins then chek it.. if your air pressure is still low go for can 2 or just get to a shop with Air (good luck) - this stuff is meant as a quick fix. Can't just leave it in the like Slime.. this is just to get to to a service station that actually does tires