Help with Spare Tire!
#1
Help with Spare Tire!
The car not me....
So the 997 doesnt have a spare.
Has anyone fitted the space saver from the 996 C4's?
Does it work with 19" wheels.
Im kind of paranoid about getting a flat now. My wife thinks all my cars are nail magnets as ive picked up nails in every one.
I even had a blow out at 70mph on the 996.
does the fix a flat work ?
Thanks
So the 997 doesnt have a spare.
Has anyone fitted the space saver from the 996 C4's?
Does it work with 19" wheels.
Im kind of paranoid about getting a flat now. My wife thinks all my cars are nail magnets as ive picked up nails in every one.
I even had a blow out at 70mph on the 996.
does the fix a flat work ?
Thanks
#2
Rennlist Member
Hi Karl...
I use the 996 spare...look here: https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...mergency+wheel for a start.
BTW, congrats on your new ride.
I use the 996 spare...look here: https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...mergency+wheel for a start.
BTW, congrats on your new ride.
#3
Poseur
Rennlist Member
Rennlist Member
You can imagine that this topic has received a lot of discussion. The best defense on this issue is TPMS,--became available at additional expense on the MY06 cars. I swear by it as it is my first clue of a nail in the tread. If it shows you down a couple of PSI for no reason like higher temps on one side or another,--it will be a nail.
Armed with that information you can attempt to remove the tire (need a jack and wrench) and PLUG the tire until you can get it properly dealt with.
This is the method that I use. There is simply no place to put one of these tires IN the car if you have a flat. With a blowout (rare) you are really SOL.
Armed with that information you can attempt to remove the tire (need a jack and wrench) and PLUG the tire until you can get it properly dealt with.
This is the method that I use. There is simply no place to put one of these tires IN the car if you have a flat. With a blowout (rare) you are really SOL.
#4
I carry one of the collapsible spares for the 996 turbo. I used it with a rear flat, and the rear wheel/tire will fit in the car, behind the passenger seat (with it full forward). Of course, your passenger may be bit uncomfortable, oh well.