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I've never changed a flat tire but just read the manual for our 2006 Honda Odys (non- Touring model. Ours does not have run-flat tires)
To change a flat with the spare, the manual says that everyone has to get out of the car when jacking it up to change a flat. (I guess if the car rolled off the jack, that would be bad, although you're supposed to leave it in P with the E-brake on. I can't see the car going very far.) If I were alone with the boys, this would be impossible to do safely, or at least according to the manual.
Anyone else keep Fix-A-Flat in a minivan? Where do you put it? I have it inside a ziploc in the rear. I don't like having anything pressurized inside the car.
To change a flat with the spare, the manual says that everyone has to get out of the car when jacking it up to change a flat. (I guess if the car rolled off the jack, that would be bad, although you're supposed to leave it in P with the E-brake on. I can't see the car going very far.) If I were alone with the boys, this would be impossible to do safely, or at least according to the manual.
Anyone else keep Fix-A-Flat in a minivan? Where do you put it? I have it inside a ziploc in the rear. I don't like having anything pressurized inside the car.