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Originally Posted by Mike Fortin
(Post 581766)
In my case, I tried 3 bottles of fix a flat, the hole that was left by the nail was too large and close to the sidewall. Due to that we were stranded. Mike- You really shouldn't use Fix-a-Flat in your tires with the TPMS, it will ruin the sensor.. Just sayin.. |
I think in this case with him being stranded with his family in the vehicle, the affects of Fix-a-Flat didn't even occur to him, sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do.
Totally off topic sleeper, have you seen the new Harley front engined trike coming for 2012? |
Originally Posted by sleeper
(Post 582121)
Mike- You really shouldn't use Fix-a-Flat in your tires with the TPMS, it will ruin the sensor..
Just sayin.. Yes, there is a warning in the book and on the can, but then "they" also say that once you have used it, you MUST trash the tire immediately! |
Originally Posted by ChevroletCustomerService
(Post 581959)
donbrew,
According to the information that is within my resources, Roadside is provided as a courtesy with all purchased or leased GM vehicles that are within the bumper-to-bumper New Vehicle Limited Warranty for vehicles prior to 2007 models, and within the Powertrain warranty for 2007 models and newer. Michelle, Chevrolet Customer Service |
Dear Laco,
I would have to agree with you. From the way that my information reads, you are correct. Michelle, Chevrolet Customer Service |
Michele is correct. 2007 and newer have 5 year 100K roadside.
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