Nice job Richard. I've been using a 17" Boxster spare wheel in my 997 for 7 years. Only located with a short bungy. This is not a problem because the wheel can't move forward without being resisted by the bonnet cross bracing.
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Apparently they can be repaired (according to my tyre man) but only if someone is willing to clean them thoroughly, which most tyre installers can't be bothered to do.ORIGINAL: Richard Hamilton Tyres which have been foamed can't be repaired (but that sparks another debate!).
Great..! I presume that the asthmatic inflator is up to the mark to do this - I wouldn't want to have to rely upon a foot pump! Getting it deflated to it's original diameter afterwards might prove challenging too. JeffORIGINAL: Richard Hamilton If you haven't seen a collapsible tyre inflate, there is a video here, albeit an older Porsche one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atEHN9tX77g
But it is offered as a cost option. (I447). On balance, I think I would prefer to have one, than not. Just my 2p's worth.ORIGINAL: Buddy Like most I sometimes think a spare would be at least an insurance should a puncture occur but that raises the question since some insurers now want to be told if we change to winter tyres is use of a space saver ok since the 9*7's don't come with one?
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