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My back tire on the driver side looses about 25 psi every week.Whats the best way to fix this? Are the fix a flat cans any good?
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Take it to a tire shop... You probably have a nail or somtin in there!
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You can try fix-a-flat or that Goop stuff  ... but check out your tire and rim first for nails and such
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Fix a flat is good or take it to a tire place for a patch. My old car had a screw, had it patched and was fine.
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yup yup..take it to the shop..get it patch..
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fix a flat is a temporary fix IMO. it doesnt really fix ur car unless there is really a small hole to it. take it to any shop and they fix it. 2 ways of fixing it.
1. take the rim off and put some sort of glue or something that covers the hole
2. take the nail out, place a rubber looking thingy in there to stop the leak
they both work, 2 might cost cheaper
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Tire shop 
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To my girl Truboo
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Most tire shops, at least where I am, will patch tires for free if it isn't to bad, in wich case you would need a whole new tire anyway.
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