Flat Tire
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Did you try standing the trunk pad upright against the gas tank cover -- then standing the wheel vertically -- with the bottom of the tire in the spare well?
If that doesn't work -- go to Discount Tire Direct or America's Tire -- get one of the plastic bags they use for customer tires, fold it up and put it in the space under the spare.
If that doesn't work -- go to Discount Tire Direct or America's Tire -- get one of the plastic bags they use for customer tires, fold it up and put it in the space under the spare.
Well I have managed to fit a stock 17" tire and wheel in the trunk twice. With the cover up it can be stood up at an angel and the trunk lid closed. It does not fit flat in the well for sure. I don't think even with the fuel tank somewhere else that the well is large enough to accept a flat laying flat.
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I stand corrected; I was just quoting someone’s post. I thought about what you said didn’t think it would work. Don’t want to find out first hand. The tire bag still sounds like good idea. I wonder if it fits inflated, must be tight.Don said:
I wish I didn't know. The first time I dropped my right rear wheel into a pothole that not only put a hole in the inside side wall but also took a chunk out of the rim and cracked it as well. I had to replace both. What the car doesn't come with is road hazard ins.
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Or better yet... try having a flat and not being able to get the thing off because the wrench didn't fit the wheel lock key!! I think it was off 1/16" or 1mm. Road Side saved my arse!
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