A flat tire is always inconvenient and often dangerous, risking loss of control while driving or collision while performing a roadside repair. Adding to the drama is the reality that many recent cars ...

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We’ve all been stuck on the side of the road with a flat — it ain’t fun. Roadside tire changes aren’t hard for most of us, but there’s a simpler, easier way to get back on the road, fast. And that ...

You know the feeling: You're about to head out to a cruise night or a show, and your Mopar is sitting kinda low at one corner, thanks to a flat tire. The folks at Fix-a-Flat have two new tire repair ...

The average driver will experience five flat tires in their lifetime. While some unlucky individuals may experience more and others fewer, getting a flat tire appears to be something that will happen ...

There’s no good time for a flat tire and waiting for roadside assistance can delay you even more. But you can take control of the situation by using tire sealant. It’s a simple product that can fit in ...

CR explains why tire sealant kits are becoming more common and shares tips on how to prepare for a flat tireSpare tires are becoming scarce in new cars as automakers seek to reduce weight and ...

Automakers are eliminating spare tires to save space, weight, and cost, instead providing run-flats or just a can of sealant and an inflator for emergencies. And as we saw at the recent SEMA show, ...

Cool Tools author Kevin Kelly says a bottle of Fix-A-Flat tire sealant "really will fix your flat. Even huge pick-up and SUV tires. No need to jack up. Just press the nozzle — whizzzz — and it repairs ...

There’s nothing worse than getting stuck with a flat tire. While there are many fixes on the market, temporary and otherwise, there’s one sure-fire way that you — or your loved one — can get back on ...