Where is the can of sealant and inflation machine?
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Should be where the spare tire would have been.
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That would be my guess as well, I wouldn't know for sure since I have a donut.
You checkin it out or has come time to use it?
You checkin it out or has come time to use it?
I have no use for it yet, just want to be prepared.
I have roadside assistance, just in case. It really pisses me off that I didn't get a spare. Really cheap on GM's part, and really dumb of me to "assume" I would have a spare.
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Whats does it say in the manual?
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FYI, a spare was an option from 2009 on I think....I agree dumb.
Surprisingly, the manual does not mention where it should be. It only mentions the location of the spare.
Do you have 2010? If so, see p. 6-80 in http://content.gmownercenter.yahoo.com/docs/manuals/chevrolet/2010_chevrolet_malibu_owners.pdf.
Thanks, totally missed it!
Taking the spare out of a car probably saves a little weight and allows for a little more room to pack a few things on a long trip.
When was the last time you even had a flat? I have not had one since 1983.
If you do get a flat most likely due to a nail or something and pumping in a can of fix a flat and re-inflating is sure a lot easier and less messy than changing a tire. Also safer, especially when on the side of a road with traffic zipping by.
When was the last time you even had a flat? I have not had one since 1983.
If you do get a flat most likely due to a nail or something and pumping in a can of fix a flat and re-inflating is sure a lot easier and less messy than changing a tire. Also safer, especially when on the side of a road with traffic zipping by.
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I hope you're not standing on the side of the road texting this in...
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