Whatever you do, don't drive on it. You'll end up costing yourself alot more money in the long run. Someone at college has got to have a jack you can use. Heck even see if there is an auto shop on campus that can help. Or atleast offer a jack.

 

well if i can pump it up itll hold to drive 3 miles and well my spare is 130 miles away ill call on monday and if they say that fix a flat wont void my warranty i will use it and drive the 3 miles

 

The "fix a flat" will goop up the inside of the tire and they can't patch it. No they won't fix it for free!
It appears you have chrome wheels. If so, BIIIIIIIIG mistake driving with those on in the winter! Salt eats thru the chrome at every little nick and the chrome leaks air. Don't even bother asking me how I know.

Chances are you do have a nail in your tire if it won't hold air for long, but if it's a slow leak, it might be the wheel leaking air, not the tire.

And why is it again that you don't have a spare tire and a jack?????

 

Or you can go to the local auto parts/ walmarts...and get a plug kit? and just plug the tire yourself. (temporarily til you can get to the tire store ) Then just remove it (wheel and tire)and fill it up at a friends (if he has a compressor) or the corner gas station. Theres always somewhere to fill a tire with air!

I think youve been given plenty of options to figure a way to take care of it !

 

its a hubcap Rocknss04 theyre the stock 15'' steelies. i'll call them monday i'm trying to find a friend with an electric pump. i do not have my spare because it was locked in the trnk with rust I couldnt get it out nor could my dad or mechanic we had to use a hammer to get the stuff out it was rusted alot and it seemed to be flaking where the bolt holes were that and it lightened up the car

 

You should be able to buy a 12 v compressor for 20 or less at somewhere like walmart

 

thats across the street from town fair tire maybe one of the campus cops will have one in the trunk if no one i know does