Would keeping this in the car in hot Texas heat be an issue?
297297
I assume you mean in your trunk? If so, I travel all the time and keep a quart in my trunk and I have had no issues.
297298
I keep mine in my truck and split my time between South Florida and East Texas, no problems with storing it yet. My best advise is the same as J Davidson, store it in a container, if you accidentally tip it over or spill it the product is a mess to clean up (been there done that in a toolbox and it wasn't fun). Good luck!
297299
Nope, but why would you want to?? This should be added every few thousand miles or so to your gas tank and "immediate need" is not required. I place a mileage sticker on my gas filler cover so I know when to add it next, just as a reminder and keep the bottle in my garage.
297300
I live in Austin, TX and use the product in my Motor Home. It is stored in a lower storage compartment in a plastic tub and I have had no problems in six years. In the summer, the road and ambiant temperature can well exceed 100 degrees.
94401
Funny you should ask, I was wondering the same thing.On The One hand I really don't think so, However with me being in the hottest part of of Texas, I don't usually sit outside in the summer time, especially when the temp. reaches 98 or 100.
374863
No, it shouldn't be so hot as to cause worry. Mine just gets warm after a while
454358
I also live in florida I leave one in car have had no problems. thank you jp
665313
We live in El Paso, TX and it gets over 100 degrees in the summer. The material did get hot, especially if the sun was directly on it. It wasn't extremely hot to the touch, but it was very warm. We kept a white towel in the car to cover the seat up when we were not in the car, and also would put ice packs on the seat under the towel to keep it cool, which helped tremendously.
1784674
Technically you can, but I surely would not leave the device in the car when not in use. The swings in temperature may melt the device and/or damage the battery.
1154565
Is it ok to store in the vehicle? I read the manual and it says never to let it freeze and store at room temperature.
1436988
I have not tried that, but you may not leave it in the car if the temperature is too high. The external materials may support high temperatures but not sure about the battery and other internal components
930422
no it will not hurt your phone if anything your phone will run better as it is kept cooler. if you have your display on while you are drivingchances are your phone will run hotthe air conditioning will help keep it cool
914863
I don't see why there should be a problem, I have left my camera and the rolls of film in the car all day, in sunny, super hot (106 F) inside car and nothing happened. good luck.
179704
I left it in my car (I live in florida) and it was at least 105°. A week later, I used to put out an engine fire. I think it depends on the duration.
1177906
I guess it depends on how hot it gets, but I agree with the other answer. It's pressurized and heat isn't the best thing for it. If you think it's better in your car instead of on your person then I'd contact the manufacturer.
2202542
Honestly, it does get pretty hot, because it is fully made of metal. I put a black driving glove or leather glove over top of it when I'm out of the car. Easy fix. It's not untouchable, and cools down quickly, but I still prefer to have it covered.
905030
I've never put a thermometer on it but I live in Arizona and it has always kept it cool enough to not go bad. Of course in the hot months you can't leave it in the car of course you shouldn't eave anything in a car here in the summer. Lol
424228
We live in tx, so it can get quite warm in the car. We have not gotten to the scorchers yet but it does pretty good with heat. Like any seat the metal pieces can be crazy hot but the belt and seat are fine.
1407100
I live in Western north Texas and last summer we had temps reach 118 degrees in the shade and our car is black and had no problems with the slime or the pump. The slime container is not under pressure. No problems this winter as well. Our temp got down to around 8 degrees. Hope this answers your question.
658710
No.Warn motor oil moves much faster than cool oil so I would think it would have to be hot.