Wilzer

Not selling anything but with all the about runflats vs non I put together my security blanket for everyday use. Here is my YouTube of the "kit"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19ZKTZCxD1M

To see how the mushroom plugger works http://www.stopngo.com/products/vide...etplugger.html

I also have a heavy duty compressor and tire plugs & a bottle of Slime in a Slime Kit that I will carry if traveling long distance but it weighs ~9# and won't fit in my C6 cubby.

There is another alternative http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sFJf6TzK1rU&NR=1 Maybe this what the "new" GM will offer as OEM

Vette_DD

Don't use the slime if you have run flats. They'll ruin the tires, and possibly the sensors.

napacruzerc5

On long trips I carry my Altima's scissors jack. A lot easier getting at the hole when raised up a bit.

Wilzer

At the point where I'd use the Slime, I'm only worried about getting away from where I am and to safety - but is is great to have something that will temporarily repair a good sized hole - reputed to be TPMS friendly and not the same as Fix-a-Flat as far as damage to rim/wheel & supposed to clean out easier. Hope I don't ever have to find out.

That is why I put together my small every day kit using CO2 insetead of a compressor and mushroom plugs that should be able to make a decent repair on a sizable puncture.

Don't know why I am not so worried about other car's tires that I drive. Seems to me there is a lot of anxiety about not having a spare but I have not used a spare in over 20 years and have put considerable miles on cars.

VETTE-NV

This one fits in the cubby hole and works great.

AFVETTE

Tnaks for the great info, but I've many friends that swear by the ContiComfort Kit. But at $80 it's at the higher end of the price range.

But then if BMW includes in in the M3's maybe there's a reason.

Tom