Liathach

It is essential to ensure that your particular car has been type-approved to tow a trailer. I ordered a new Kodiaq in August which arrive November. I wanted a tow bar fitted. If planning on fitting a tow bar after delivery, it is essential to ensure that the car has been ordered with Towbar prep otherwise it is NEVER legal to tow with it.

Three different capacities of Slime - bicycle, motor bike and car. The HUGE advantage is it is water-soluble and can be washed out for a proper repair to be carried out. I always have one in the sports car when I go to the continent.

Personalised plates don't need to say anything! I hated the reg number which arrived on a new MX5. It was clumsy and each individual letter/number had to be clearly annunciated that I decided I couldn't live with it. I now have the full set of numbers in the sequence and, guess what, I don't care what anyone thinks!

Dappernut, as Roottoot says, Slime is squirted in via the tyre valve. I was with a friend when the AA man used it and re-inflated the tyre. She had the puncture repaired next day. The bottle of Slime has a tyre valve core removal tool built in to the nozzle. It was extreme successful.

The sealant to use is known as Slime. It is water soluble and the tyre can be repaired- subject to the usual considerations fo puncture site etc. It is c.£15 per can.