Reply to "Doughnut Spare tire & Wheel"

markcharltonOld enough to know better and still young enough not to care. My '71 Pantera

It is important to know that the rolling diameter of a spare used on the rear must be very close to the other tire to avoid destroying the ZF. The front is more forgiving.

I carry two cans of tire inflate and in 10+ years of great road trips have not needed them (which reminds me to check their expiry dates...). Indeed when a group of 18 or so of us drove mountain roads agressively for eight days a few years back nobody got a flat.

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Mark

9/19/136:45 AM

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