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- DIY Lifehack or just a can of hot air? Let's try out this can of Fix a Flat and see what happens. This is my honest review. ▶️▶️Does it really work, will it damage your Tire Pressure Sensor? Step-by-step directions.
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A tire-pressure monitoring system (TPMS) is an electronic system designed to monitor the air pressure inside the pneumatic tires on various types of vehicles. TPMS report real-time tire-pressure information to the driver of the vehicle, either via a gauge, a pictogram display, or a simple low-pressure warning light.
How To Use Fix a FLAT Properly and Does It Work? (HONEST REVIEW and Step-By-Step Directions)
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Tire leaked a little air within 1 week and has not caused any damage to TPMS system. Note the vehicle in the video is a 2010 Toyota Prius
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Do you take the nail out if there’s one in it?
The instructions say put the LEAK not the valve at the 6 clock position. It also says tire should be fully deflated.
Thank you for the info. Will update video.
👍🏼 Very thorough explanation, especially with the tire pressure sensor. Thanks. 🙂
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the video and being honest about the results.
Jo Rhodes, Thanks for the positive feedback. _RandomFix
Thank you for the video
RiriBarbosa, I really appreciate you taking the time time to let me know about your positive experience about your experience, do you mind sharing your experience on facebook.com/RandomFix It would really mean a lot to me personally. Thanks _RandomFix
Thank for the video I was wondering if that stuff was worth buying.
I always carry a can. Life saver when needed.
Nice, thank you mate!
Wong thanks for the great feedback
My fiance used a hand full of times and it worked. This is the first time it didn't work at all. Kia Rio Hatchback right rear. Mahalo - Thank you
Carrie, good information. Yes as you stated there is not a produced that works 100 of the time and I still carry a can of this because most of the time it works and gets you out of jam. _randomfix
Just ruin the valve stem on my lawn mower tire using this product what was marketed as a $10 fix has now become over a $100 problem use this product at your own risk I will never use it again
Was probably your valve stem then?! 🤷🏻♀️
Thanks very helpful
Frank you so much for the great feedback. Much appreciated
Thank you!
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This was very helpful...thank you.
Peter, Glad the video was helpful. Also, can I get your help? CHECK OUT MY OTHER CHANNEL and subscriber if you like it. THANK YOU ▶️ th-cam.com/channels/-wuhWwzZnFOWK-GMsP6Ejw.html _Randomfix
I think it DID work in that it bought you time and distance to get back home or to where you could get a permanent repair! Thank you for the video,
Sorry Michael for the late reply! did you find a solution?
Thanks appreciate it!
Glad to help, thank you for taking the time to post this great feedback
I used this before many times, he is correct the large size is better more air and sealant. However it creates a mess in the tire which usually makes them pissed later. Best thing to do is fill with air and drive to get it fixed or if you can't then use this and buy a new tire
Sam Thanks for the confirmation. I can deal with having to buy a new tire as long as I get to a tire shop vs being stuck on the side of the road.
like. This is exactly how I want to know about it. thank you
I didn't see your commeent before, do you still need help?
That is good information. Thanks for posting.
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome video, really helpful 👍
Thank you so much for the great feedback, much appreciated ☺️
Thanks 🙏 a million you’re dope
Glad to help!!!!!
Look tks for sharring 👍
Great video! I need to get a can my tire is always Low
Thank you for the great feedback.
excell vid. wish you would show us exactly what kind of compressor to buy for this main purpose.
Thank you for the feedback, I will do that going forward.
My can says to move the tire so that the puncture is in the 6 o clock position and also says to make sure the tires are completely deflated before use...
Hi James , thanks for the feedback. I use the can as a fast solution to a flat tire. If you remove air and deflated the tire you maybe better off plugging the hole with a 5 dollar plug too versus the fix a flat. _Randomfix
Me too. I couldn't find the hole and my valve happened to be at 6 already, but it did not work AT ALLL ..
I still have a completely flat tire! Just had 2 patches put on last week. 🤦🏼♀️
I think that FIX A FLAT is an excellent product as long as people understand what it is. It is a TEMPORARY fix to get you out of trouble. If your stuck on the side of the road with a flat tire, or very low air pressure in your tire, it's much easier to put FIX A FLAT in and drive home or drive directly to the tire center and get a new tire as soon as possible. It is not a long term or permanent solution to a flat tire, or a tire that has a slow leak. So basically it's just a way to get you and your car home safely, or to an auto center safely in the event of a leaking or flat tire. People also need to understand that once you put this in your tire, the tire is basically considered NO GOOD. It can't be repaired and it can't be fixed or saved. Even the auto center will refuse to repair the tire once FIX A FLAT has been used. It is basic tire industry knowledge that once FIX A FLAT has been used the tire is now considered no good and no longer can be fixed. My best advice to anyone with a tire issue is to first look at the tire. If the tire has a very slow leak you can probably drive it to the auto center if there is still enough air in the tire as long as the tire is not so flat that your car is literally riding on the rim. If the tire is VERY FLAT, try and put FIX A FLAT in and then drive to the auto center to get a new tire. In some cases, if your tire is so badly damaged, FIX A FLAT might not be able to help you. In that case your going to have to put your spare tire on. Once at the auto center, GET A NEW TIRE. Replacing one single tire usually is not that expensive and having a new tire is your best bet. It's definitely CHEAPER to have the tire repaired but your much better off with a brand new tire if you can afford it.
I love it, great thoughts. I too keep it in the back of my car, and if I need than I use. _Randomfix
@@RANDOMFIX Yes it is a great product!
I hate mechanics that lie just for business. If it fixes the leak, IT FIXES THE LEAK. We're not getting a new tire when the one we have is fixed.
Untrue tho yo! My experience has been using this exact brand three separate times with screw or nail punctures with full deflation, left the object in there every time, and it was a permanent fix every time. I was even able to fill up the tires when getting a little low after a few months as well. I’m not sure if my experience was a fluke or not, but if it was, it was a fluke thst happened to me 100% of the time with multiple tries....
It was a permanent fix for me !
Bilal, Yes it can be a permanent fix but it's hit or miss. Thanks for the feedback. _RandomFix
pretty good video other than the fact that you're doing the exact opposite of the instructions which state that the puncture should be at the 6 which is down low at the bottom and that the valve if possible should be as high up near the 12 as much as possible but the priority is that you have the puncture at the six position.
Dan, Great feedback, I will keep that mind. _Randomfix
Can't always tell where the leak is so it can be hard some times. Video is a year old but it was made in December so it was probably also winter at the time I don't blame the man for not jacking the car up just to take off the tire to find the leak.
Lmao earthlings are hella funny and weird
@@bequakynskagroupie3751 right? They're always tinkering with things. Thinking about things... fixing things...and looking for----what are they LOOKING for??
I have a question. I guess common sense if you have a flat tire and you pull over the side of the road and put fix the flat in the tire aren't you still in the jam of not having any air to put in it.. It would seem if I have to call a tow truck just to put air in my tire I might as well have them change to the spare.. I could be misunderstanding everyone maybe you're talking about a very very slow leak but you still need to put air in the tire so I guess you're supposed to use this product and then drive to a gas station and fill it up.. It would seem more logical to pay the $20 to have the tire taken off and patched
I had to reset the TPMS light on my wife's 2007 Toyota Corolla after I patched her tire, but I guess the Prius TPMS light goes off automatically after you fix the tire.
Rredhawk, Yes the Prius TPMS Resets automatically once it reaches the correct pressure. The older Toyota corollas and Scion Tc's where a pain in the neck with TPMS reset button._RandomFix
FYI, your should really take the car on more than just a few minute drive after applying it, and it should be at high speeds like on a highway. I made the mistake of putting this stuff in my tire to fix a tiny pin-hole leak from a crappy patch job. I drove it around in slow city traffic for about 20 minutes then parked it at home. Next day I go to work and I have a large shimmy / oscillating vibration on the highway at above 60MPH, and it gets worse with higher speeds. So I'm guessing this stuff didn't spread evenly before it hardened. At least the leak is gone, but now my $300 Michelin is headed for the landfill...
Ian, good feedback, how long did drive for once you emptied the contents of the can into the tire? So, this exact thing happened to me a long time ago when it was cold and I didn't drive a long distance. _Randomfix
@@RANDOMFIX You should also fill it to proper pressure before going for a drive on the fix a flat.
The same thing happened to me and I just posted it. I have a $240 continental and it did the same . Why did that happen . I drove for an hr after on i95 also put air in before ride . Why??
Can you reuse a can if you’re airing up a lawn mower tire?
Sure you can use it for lawn mowers and bikes too
I do something completely different I put the product in, drive it out and then put air if it needs it which in most of my cases it does right after driving it. Hasn’t failed me.
Thank you for sharing your method.
Didn't he do just that? He put it in, driven it around, then added air as he needed it. How is what you said any different? @mel_sandoval
Do you put the entire can in? How do you know when to stop if the tire is only low and not completely flat?
Hi Allison, yes empty the whole bottle in the tire and if you access to a tire pressure gauge you can also remove an excess air. 😃 Best of luck
Okay here's a tuff one, I pulled a big semi truck screw out of my tire I plugged it twice with resin cord but it still leaks down to 20 psi and tire needs to be around 40-45 psi do you think I should finish this job with fix a flat or just get a new tire? The tires are brand new 😭 and the one bad tire does not go below 20 psi when it looses air so it's holding up the air to a certain level
I’m sure you’ve fixed it by now lol but these products are temporary at best. They’ll unbalance your tire.
Thank you for sharing
@@hunterlong1820 I replugged it with resin and it's been fine ever since, I added more rubber cement the third time
The tire should be patched from the inside and I too carry a plug kit but again the plug is not a permanent fix compared to a inside of the tire patch.
@@RANDOMFIX lol you didn't have to tell me that, now I'm going to have to do it all over again. Are you talking about the tube plug?
It fixed mine..even though it was a messy procedure.. I couldn't get the whole can in the tire. But it worked. I followed your advise, valve on the bottom, then drive 10 - 12 minutes. :-)
Lars, Thanks awesome and I'm glad the video helped!! _Randomfix
well his advice is actually 5 to 10 minutes it's really two to four miles not so much minutes, as is clearly stated on the can of Fix-A-Flat.
@@DanLoFat Then excuse me, it still fixed my tire, and it has been over 2 month now and it I haven't had the need to put any more air in it.
6 Months or more now.
Lars Koewing yeah I’ve done it theee separate times with permanent fixes every time
Did you have to take ur tire in to get the fixa flat solution out?
Hulk, Wierd story, but after the video was posted, it had a slow leak, but the leak has gone (it worked but not right away). I've had other cars and have taken them into the shop after using the fix a flat. The shops have never said anything to be about removing the fix a flat solution since it most likely dried out and spread out evenly. _RandomFix
My main concern is if i put the fix a flat on tire does it make it harder for rhe tire man to patch the tire
Joshua, Great question, from my experience I've never had a tire shop complain about my using the fix a flat in the car. There is also the great slime and other products but I think you should be okay. _RandomFix
Ok thanks tire is fixed
My brother gout a fix a flat spray tire on my old
bike
Joshua Hidalgo it’s a liquid so it just wipes off clean with a rag or you can rinse it off with water
From experience yes, it does make it harder. The product has to be removed and there's always a big puddle of it in there, after you wipe it all out you still need to rinse it out with water and then wipe it dry again. This takes a lot of time and time is money, the longer the job takes the less money you make for the job. You never hear them complain because they don't want to lose a customer but I guarantee when they see that mess in there they're cussing.
So why did it not work you stated at the end of the video that it did not work what happened? I'm trying to decide whether I want to use this product.
Kate, this is a great product to get you off the road when your in a bind, it worked but it is only a temporary solution.
Hey can put 2 cans of fix a flat can on my truck tire because I have a flat tire on my truck
Hi Lester, yes you can try two cans and they also make a larger can for trucks and SUVs. _Randomfix
Will it fix a slice on the tire wall
Kyle, great question, it will not fix a slice on the tire wall. I don't recommend repairing a tire that has side wall damage as it can serious damage and injury. _Randomfix
Will it work in a complete flat tire?
yes, get the suv/truck can not the car can.
So if there is a screw in the tire, should i remove it first?
Nanolugo, Great question, this the answer will vary case by case. Is the screw big, is head of the screw still attached, what area of the tire is the screw in, etc. If you can visibly see the screw then I would remove the screw. However, this is risky because all the air can leak out faster. (if the screw is really big you may not be able to remove it unless you a tire plug kit, see video link below ). Leaving the screw in and pour the contents of Fix-a-Flat will only buy a little time. Best of luck and let me know how it goes? _RandomFix
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RANDOMFIX thanks for the reply!
@@RANDOMFIX yes the last thing you just said is kind of the whole point of the Fix-A-Flat system it's designed to do exactly seal around a big screw that's in the flat part of the tire.
Caution on using this kind of product on vehicle with TPM sensors, it may very well damage/clog the sensor; best to have an air/tire pump on board and pump-up the tire as needed. BTW, press the Reset button once you have all 4 tires (in some cars including the full size spare) set to the same and correct pressure.
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Do you put the hole bottle
yes
I think tire need to be completely flat and roll to distribute Flat-a-fix liquid evenly. And wait to dry-out. Wallah... now inflate the air in your tires... Goodluck.. Before to do this check out.Is there any nails or other stuff pierced.
great thanks for sharing.
my tire went flat while i was in the store.. and i used a can it did nothing i had to call out to get it fixed.
Probably a leaky or faulty valve is/was the problem then, I would say?!
I appreciate your constructive comments, thank you for the feedback!
I put it in my car exactly how u did it but I went straight on i95 doing 80 for an hour ride and now I feel a big wiggle in my front and back tire when i go 60 mph + . Why is that?
Is it shaking when you hit the brakes? If you not hitting the brakes the tires are unbalanced. Did you apply the can the can in the front or rear?
Thank you for getting back to me. I put it in the back rear drivers side tire
Will this work if I have a nail in my tire
Sorry for the late reply! did you find a solution?
Will it work if tires is completely flat?
Yes but you most likely have to add some air into the tire, I recommend buy thr bigger suv bottle.
There is a screw in my tire. Do I need to remove the screw and then use the Fix a Flat ?
No, just put the puncture or the screw side of the tire on the pavement. So you might have to move the car slightly to do that. This is according to Fix a Flat. I had s similar issue and it got me out of a bind.
Sorry for the late reply! did you find a solution?
It's says not to shake can while dispensing, you need to re-read the instructions.
I appreciate your constructive comments, thank you for the feedback!
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Thanks
How much of the Fix a Flat did you use? Did you use the whole can or just half of the can?
Use the whole can and only buy the truck or SUV bottle.
@@RANDOMFIX I actually used about 3/4 of it yesterday on my scooter tire. I just checked again today and it did not seem to have lost any PSI pressure as I checked with the measuring valve stick. 👍 Appreciate your video.
Good to hear, how big was the tire on the scooter?
Isn’t the valve suppose to be on top when putting this fix a flat ?
Sorry for the late reply! did you find a solution?
Yo can I use this on my girl
I don't know how to answer that!!! But your comment is really funny, lol
A vehicle that weights more than 5000lbs do NOT put the valve at a 6' o clock position. It will not fill up!. To much wt.
Josh, great information. Thanks for sharing. _Randomfix
What do we put the valve at then 12o’clock? Thx
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If you have a new car dont put that stuff in your tire. Put the spare tire on. It will kill the tire sensor. Did that to my 2014 Buick enclave and 2016 Chevy Cruze. That fix a flat is a hit or miss when trying to put air in your tire.
Will it fix a tire in lawn mower???
Sure
If I have a nail in my tire could I steal use it ????
Howard, yes you can but it depends on how big the nail is and if the head of the nail is still in contact with the road. All you can do is try it and I've had great success using fix a flat.Best of luck _Randomfix
Huh? So does that mean leave the nail in if it then doesn’t touch the street and isn’t too wide? Or some other combination of those choices????
Don't the instructions say to add air if necessary BEFORE you go on test drive. You tire didn't have enough air, and you drove the car BEFORE you added air. Shouldn't be the opposite?
If you had the option to add air that would make it better but most the time the flat occurs at inconvenient time. Good feedback. _Randomfix
so you're saying a can of that will put in at 10 psi from 10 lb okay good that's the information that we all want and no one has been able to provide that you're the only one on the internet not even Fix-A-Flat tells you this information and that's bulshit thank you thank you thank you for telling us what the PSI was after you were done omigod Fix-A-Flat should be ashamed of themselves to not let us know how much a 16 oz can or in your case I owe my God I would imagine if you about 8 PSI for a 16 oz can of whole math
Dan Lo Fat, I don't think fix a flat know that information since ever cars tire size will only be effect so much by content of the can. Also, even though they should they want to make the product easy to use and don't want to confuse they buyer so they provide very little information. _Randomfix
It's shameful for companies to hide information regardless of the "reason"
The directions actually say DO NOT SHAKE WHILE INFLATING TIRE.
Thank you for the feedback
It says on the can that it is only a temp fix..
I appreciate your constructive comments, thank you for the feedback!
It tells you to put the puncture at 6 o'clock.. not the valve
Thank you for the feedback,
Lol hello world? Are you a programmer sir?
Greatest Ever, How did you know I was a programmer? _Randomfix
@@RANDOMFIX Hello World is every programmer's first program...
All the cans I've used in the last year or so including other brands of failed where they used to work in the past. Something has happened in the manufacturing process for the chemical makeup of the ingredients. I rarely get 10% of the contents to go into the tire now. It slows for about 10 seconds then stops to a trickle and the majority I'd save 95% is still in the can. I don't recommend them at all.
I appreciate your feedback Sorry for the late reply,
So it was not a permanent fix?
Not a permanent fix, you should always get professionally plugged.
I think im just going to buy a new set of tires.
nice idea, what if your stuck on the side of the road?
Why you don't remove the NAIL first ???
Sorry for the late reply! did you find a solution?
And yet this guy uses an inaccurate $1 tire air gauge
Do you have a recommendation for a better tire pressure gauge? I'm in the market for one
really? $1 is plenty
Remove nails if seen ?
Gawd! Why hasn’t anyone answered the multiple times this question has been asked??
Sorry for the late reply! did you find a solution?
how much we need to put ? whole bottle ?
yes if needed. I like to use the truck / Suv bottle as it's bigger.
On the can it says you shouldn’t drive more than 100 miles after using this. You still need to get the issue fixed.
Thanks for sharing and yes this is not a permanent fix.
Put 5 cans in it until it permanently seals it, you want to fill the tire up completely so that it is able to completely harden and you don’t have buy $100-$200 tire
Have you done this? Putting 5 cans in?
This shit don’t work smh at wawa with flat tire 1:14am
Thanks for the feedback.
You actually want the HOLE/LEAK / at the 6 o’clock position.... not the valve.
Thank u for sharing.
@@RANDOMFIX no problem 👌🏼
what if i dont know where the leak is?
What's why fix flat works so good it will seal the inner tire and where the air is leak with filled with sealant and it can help stop the air loss.
Not the instructions say that you should not tip the can upside down but I guess you're doing that too you're just waiting till the very end of it the last little bit what I noticed was not much air goes into the tire from the can like maybe a pound should it be more than that it just seems like it would be more than that and I cannot find an answer anywhere on the website of fix a flat I can't find it anywhere no mechanic has ever told me they don't know and I don't think they care because they don't like fixing flat in general because of the bad rap it's bad over the years I'm causing fires from the old style old formula that was flammable and everyone still believes that there's a problem all you do is warn them that they're fix a flat and they'll know to look out for the liquid that can splash out at them if they're doing a quick and dirty tire pop to replace a tire if they're just going to let the air out and you let them know it's not going to be spraying out at them but it's just still a good idea to let them know they're fixing it whoever's working on your tire. These days I would imagine everybody just assumed there's probably something in there
DAN, thanks for all the great information. I've been using fixaflat for along time and it works. I would rather swap use the spare but a lot vehicles now don't have a spare and the little kids that come with the vehicle such and age( bad after a few years). It's great for when your jam or stuck and hopefully you never have to use but its cheap insurance.
For best results on fixaflat place the can in the trash can cause that's worthless never works
So if you were stuck on the side of the road with a flat on a high speed freeway that was uphill and someone gave you a can you a can of fixaflat you would toss it in the garage?
Why tho?? I’ve used this literal exact brand for fully deflated nail and screw punctures three different times, left the thing in there every time, and it was a permanent fix every one of those times...
@@bequakynskagroupie3751 did you take the nail out?
Never said take the nail out or leave it? Not helpful!!
If you have a nail in the tire, this is tricky questions, it really depends on where and how big the nail is. If you are just trying to get yourself off the side of road I would leave the nail alone until your are safer spot. Thanks for your feedback.
Ok... so is that presupposing that In an ideal world, it’s best to take the nail out??
Fix a flat bottle glues chemicals sealant inflater are one time uses only and it expensive if it works at all?Now your inside tire are full of glues chemicals in it.Now the tire might can’t be fixable by the mechanic or using the glues plugs in designed method.So fix a flat glues chemicals sealant bottles are not a good ideas as fixing a leaking,nails or screws punchers tires.Having a battery operated tire inflator and any brands of tire glues plug into kits it better than those Fix a flat bottle tire glues chemicals sealant inflater.Glue plug into tires repairing kits fixing rates are about 90-95% more successful rates of repairing a tire than those Fix a Flat bottle of glues chemicals sealant inflater.
Huh
Glue plugs are legit. I've had a 100% success as long the nail is not near the sidewall.
drive 224 miles and then go straight to an
I appreciate your constructive comments, thank you for the feedback!
I can't tell if I need new glasses or your camera doesn't focus... lol
Maybe both, 😆
@@RANDOMFIX great video btw! I'll be doing this later today to ny other car.
Thank you for the feedback. Much appreciated
Bruh I’m confuse , did the can work ? Bc you put air in after
Yeah, it works but it can't fill up their whole tire as the cannot hold that much air. It's not a permanent fox but great to get you out of jam. _Randomfix
RANDOMFIX thanks it works lol .
What do you mean it didn’t work? I saw it inflate your tire enough to drive it for 10 mins. What were you looking for it to do? It’s not a permanent tire patch but it will help you get home. You left it in for two weeks then came on telling us it didn’t work. What happened to make you think it didn’t work?
It didn't work in terms of a permanent solution and you are right it's not a permanent solution. It leaked a little air, tpms light came on. But still a great product that I always have in my car.
Maybe you should’ve read the manufactures directions before doing this video.
I appreciate your constructive comments, thank you for the feedback!
I need husband like this
Thank you for the kind feedback.
You say it didn't work?
It does work most of the time but in this video on this occasion it sis t provide a permanent fix. _Randomfix
Maybe you should read the manufactures directions before making this video.
Thanks for feedback.
I wish I had a 97 ford f350 to piss you off with my Prius repellant. nah jk, love the video.
Brice, I'm not sure why you want to piss someone off but thanks for the great feedback. Do you know why some people drive a Prius and not a 97 f350? _Randomfix
@@RANDOMFIX Less smog and it's quiter I suppose. More fuel efficient, less gas. That's my wild guess
And also it would be to get a kick out of it
Only way to use fix a flat is throw it in the trash
So you rather not have a can of fix flat vs being stuck on the side of the road with no spare?
It's called editing and planning this video could have been half the time and more clear. This is like 2007 level quality in 2017 as far as information presentation goes.
I appreciate your constructive comments, thank you for the feedback!
@@RANDOMFIX 1 year later is better than never.
On can, "do not shake while in use" "do not turn upside down". Tool...
Thanks for the feedback, fix a flat is a great tool like you said.
You said it did not work? WTF are you talking about? You’re confusing
It's not a long term permanent solution
@@RANDOMFIX ok thanks
Bro just get to the point pls
Thank you for the feedback.
how long it last , after you use the flat fix bottle
Sorry for the late reply! did you find a solution?
No, your supposed to keep the can upright all time when putting it in.
Really?? Thank you for your feedback, much apprecated!