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01-13-2009, 02:34 AM
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It is not like you are going to use the spair for ever, Drive the car and have some fun with it.
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01-13-2009, 09:53 AM
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You'll laugh at this but I use the inflatable spare out of my 79 Formula, with the canned air bottle. It's never been inflated so hopefully it's a good luck piece. LOL No original jack so I carry the collapsible jack Olds had in their late 80s rwd cars.
I can't see carrying 2 spares as I've got 14s up front and 15s in the rear. If I have a flat I'll only drive to the closest tire store and have the flat fixed asap. Mixing 14s and 15s on the front, or rear, isn't a good idea for too many miles.
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01-13-2009, 11:38 AM
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I havent taken the cover off my spare in 8 years. I have no idea whats under there anymore. Nor am I concerned about what it is. If I have the need, its only a temp solution. Thats if its still has air!!!!!!
Hmmmm...Guess I need to check that. |
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