hi all
just discovered that the car I bought with the lovely aftermarket 22" rims have standard tyres fitted. With third row seating there is no spare , jack etc. Can anyone offer any advice on what size of space saver to get. I am going to have to carry it in the boot. I'm really thrilled about it ....
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space saver question
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Can of tyre weld and RAC.
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maybe! but I'm often on family trips with two young kids in rural Ireland..
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You can buy the proper wheel from BMW. There's a kit available....it's just you can't put it under the floor.
The spare is optional even on the 5-seater. With RFTs BMW think you'll have no use for it. It isn't a 22" either...but then only the aftermarket wheels are. It's thinner and 50mph/80kph limited.
The spare is optional even on the 5-seater. With RFTs BMW think you'll have no use for it. It isn't a 22" either...but then only the aftermarket wheels are. It's thinner and 50mph/80kph limited.
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Just buy the kit from BMW - I wouldn't trust the repair kits personally
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Have a look in Realoem....copy of BMW Parts database.
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And the part number in case the eBay one isn't your choice......
http://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/part?id ... 6110007376
http://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/part?id ... 6110007376
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