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happens along while you are enroute?
do you empty the car boot to get the jack out, or do you carry a spare one?
or are you the butch type who will hold it up while the wife or hubby changes the wheel?

I always carry a small scissor jack in the trailer.

But that's because I've learnt from experience

Lol I ring hubby  and then the A A ...........

Better not tempt fate..... but haven't ever had a puncture thankfully ...........

Use this http://www.formula-x.co.uk/ ..........punctures, a thing of the past!

KatieB

Quote: Originally posted by katieb53 on 26/1/2006

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Use this http://www.formula-x.co.uk/ ..........punctures, a thing of the past!

KatieB

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Quote: Originally posted by katieb53 on 26/1/2006

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Use this http://www.formula-x.co.uk/ ..........punctures, a thing of the past!

KatieB

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just looked at that site, speed limit of 50 mph if you use the home stuff and 60mph if you buy a huge drum of the stuff.

floppy

  Oh!  Sorry, wrong product this is the one you want to look at, it is from the same company.....www.tyreprotector.com/motorists.htm and says at the bottom of the page.......

Quote: Originally posted by winhill on 29/1/2006

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Or try this stuff works at 140mph and tested on the moon so low gravity is OK too!

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I have been using Ultraseal in my car tyres as well as van tyres for years. It really does work.

One important point. It will not protect in the event of catastrophic tyre failure such as running over something that seriously cuts your tyre, or hitting a kerb and ripping the sidewall. 

John Jory