The most useful accessory I've bought for my BraziBay in a while? Possibly. Described as a 'get you home' repair suitable for use with cars, caravans, campervans and trailers. I wonder if this would help folk trying to decide if they want a rear cupboard or not in their Kombi? A can of this on board and in theory you don't need a spare, so you could have a rear cupboard rather than the spare loitering there, should you not want to hang the 5th wheel on the outside of your New T2.
Could be the most useful £6 you've spent in ages .....
I carry one of these, since my kitcar didn't have a spare. I still carry one in Dizzy, the main reason being that if you unfortunately get a puncture on the motorway, the last place you want to be is on the hardshoulder doing a tyre change. With one of these, in a few seconds, you can get going again to the relative safety of the next junction, or service area. Being a bit of a belt and braces type, I don't know whether I would leave the spare at home, but thats just me. (As a ps, there is a product out there that you can inject into the tyre via the valve which stays in there until you get a puncture and then it instantly self seals, but I can't remember what it is called for now, bit pricey if I remember)
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