Spare Tyres

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(29-08-2012 09:15pm)Snakehips Wrote:  Where does the spare actually stow away? Under the boot?

See attached should give you an idea. I'd go for a spare tyre every time - the injection method is not great and I've had some awful experiences with my wifes Audi , so much so we got them to provide a spare for free !

Previous thread.
http://babyrr.com/forum/Thread-Spare-Wheel--1863

Another vote for a spare here. I've already had a puncture on my Evoque and was able to get the puncture repaired, so I have already saved the cost of the spare. I changed the wheel in a few minutes and was on my way long before LR Assustance would have got to me so that it was no more than a minor inconvenience.

What do LR Assistance do if you have no spare and are stranded in the middle of nowhere on a Saturday night? At least with a spare you can get where you want to go, even if you're too much of a wimp to change it yourself.

(31-08-2012 07:07am)benzina Wrote:  Thanks for the offer, but that would be to much art of the same thing,and dare i say it, obsessive compulsive.

I have actually ordered it, and it's on it way.

My partner's definition of obsessive compulsive would be someone who logs in here daily and whose post count runs into hundreds

Post #500....oh no!!! OCD