Hasn't happened yet, but ...

[gfigms]

The day will come when I have a flat tire on one of those big rear Hoosiers. For those of you who have had this issue, what did you do when you were out on the road? Call a tow truck, use something like "Fix-A-Flat" (does that stuff really work), ride it home on the rim (yikes!), or just abandon the T-Bucket and go home a start to build another one?

 

[T-Test]

Never had a flat on any hotrod, but have AAA Premium to cover just in case I'm hauling a trailer, they will bring out 2 rollbacks. Had both rear tires blow out on the old truck one day, called AAA to haul, but no one had 33/12.50/15 ties in stock, so bought 4 new what they had, 31/10.50/15 tires. What do you do in a case like that?

 

[Francis Blake]

I have Hagerty incs carry a cell phone and call them they will send service. Don't know how well it works never had to use it

 

[Dino]

Anyone decides to abandon there t bucket and start another one. I need parts. PS Leave notarized title .. Lol

 

[Keeper]

I have a can of fix a flat in my tool kit. Though there is this new green goo slime stuff I seen that the rock crawler guys use. Sealed up the holes they drilled in the tire damn quick.

 

[Keeper]

lol...its called "Slime" tire sealer. Might be something to consider.