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get a 2lb compressor, 1 lb for two cans of fix a flat, and get a 1 lb tire plug kit with a set of pliers just in case. 4 pounds to remove 37. most flats are caused by a screw or nail. you pull the ******, clean the hole, plug it, and air it up. fix a flat is for when you cant find it or inclement weather. then get the tire off when you get a chance to get that **** out of there before it starts eating away at everything. i have had a flat and still didnt use the spare bc i was prepared.