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Old 08-23-2009, 07:30 PM   #20 (permalink)
jkp1187
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Could always just buy run-flat tires. They are more expensive and tend to have a harsher ride, but they eliminate the need to carry any tire-repair equipment with you, saving some weight. It also eliminates the need to deal with the messy fix-a-flat can.

If you go this route, if you don't already have a tire pressure monitoring system in your car, you might want to install one, or else just be extremely diligent about checking tire pressure.
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