Fix-a-Flat is an aerosol product for quick and easy tire repair, but can you use it on tires other than your car's? Here's what the company and customers say.

If you drive a newer car, you may have noticed something missing when you bought it: A spare tire. Nearly half of all new vehicles no longer come with spare tires and car jacks, as many automakers ...

We earn commissions from purchases you make using links in our articles. Learn more. Getting a flat tire, a puncture, or a slow leak can really ruin your day. Make sure you have a tire repair kit ...

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 ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Among all the ways things can go wrong with your car, flat tires are probably at the top of the list. While there are some ways to avoid flat ...

A funny thing happened last week as I was preparing to write about flat tires: I got one myself. Fortunately, I had a small "donut" spare and was able to put it on the car. But many new cars are being ...

Most drivers deal with a flat tire now and then, but there are steps you can take to avoid a blowout any more than is necessary. Having a flat tire when you’re driving at high speed can be dangerous, ...

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A police officer temporarily shuts down an auto services shop in Bogotá, Colombia, June 26, saying his business permit and other paperwork were out of date. Authorities are targeting tire-repair shops ...

Con artists are always coming up with devious ways to scam people. In the Colombian city of Bogota, one infamous trick involves puncturing the tires of unsuspecting motorists. Reporter John Otis ...