Spare tire & jack
#8
Originally Posted by HackAbuse
it wont make a difference i just want the extra room for a more custom, clean installation of my audio equipment. hell, if i pop a tire, i'll just call AAA
HAHAHAHA!! that's the spirit!
#9
I ditched my jack and spare the minute I got the car home... I only drive like 10 miles a day anyways... so I can always put it back in for a long trip. Plus there's always the free roadside assistance.
#10
Bro... I'm pickin my SS S/C up on April 29th... The tire and jack will be out as soon as I get her home 2!!!. BAck seat, the next day, and this summer, the A/C. Then again, I'm goin more race then anything! but the #'s alone should help acceleration which intern helps acceleration, and poss a lil gas milage.
#11
yeah, but the free roadside assistance will put your spare on. they don't bring a whole new mounted tire and rim. if you get a flat on the road, most likely thats not going to be something that simply putting air in will fix. and, at that point, you're screwed.
#12
Originally Posted by flobeelicious
yeah, but the free roadside assistance will put your spare on. they don't bring a whole new mounted tire and rim. if you get a flat on the road, most likely thats not going to be something that simply putting air in will fix. and, at that point, you're screwed.
Damn, i didn;t really think about that, then again, havin some ASS 0 in a civic/RSX/insert car here/ roll up on u, and u knowing you weigh a lil less, helps me feel all that more confindant! I suppose i'll have to be "in the mood for a donut"
#15
Originally Posted by HackAbuse
Yeah, just when i call AAA i just tell them i need a spare steely
Things that are covered:
Tire Change — Removing a flat tire from your vehicle and replacing it with your inflated spare. If a spare is not available, your vehicle will be towed as provided by your membership.
Things that are not covered:
Mounting of tires on rims.
The cost of repair parts and labor — these will be at your expense.
I think you're going to be disappointed if you think that they'll go and purchase a tire and rim and bring it to you if you get a flat. btw, the towing is only free for the first 3 miles. don't know, sure don't see the benefit of that to lose 20 lbs on a street car...
#16
neither of my cars have a spare. I think it weighed about 35 lbs or so. That's about 1% of the cars weight.
Also, you can get one of those cans of fix a flat if you are worried about running without your spare. I think SRT-4's come with a can of that stock. Or maybe I'm thinking of a different car. S2000?
Also, you can get one of those cans of fix a flat if you are worried about running without your spare. I think SRT-4's come with a can of that stock. Or maybe I'm thinking of a different car. S2000?
#19
Thanks phxSS. That's what I was looking for. I need to get a scale. I'm married so if I ever need my spare the wif can buz it to me whereever I'm sitting. I'll throw it in for long trips though. I've been spareless for 18 years now without a flat...I'll blow a tire tommorrow now that I wrote that!
#20
Originally Posted by flobeelicious
I think you're going to be disappointed if you think that they'll go and purchase a tire and rim and bring it to you if you get a flat. btw, the towing is only free for the first 3 miles. don't know, sure don't see the benefit of that to lose 20 lbs on a street car...
#21
Originally Posted by Bandit2941
Yeah really.......or the 32.5 pounds. It's one thing if you're going to take it out b/c you want the room for amps or other such equipment, but just to take it out for the weight is retarded IMO. The ppl that take them out for weight in a daily driving situation are the same people that "can feel their car go faster" when they put platinum spark plugs in it.
... ehhh.. it's def lost weight... but i dont think it is worth it either. good to have a spare when you need it.
#22
:guns: think about it
Originally Posted by RuSSo-29
Damn, i didn;t really think about that, then again, havin some ASS 0 in a civic/RSX/insert car here/ roll up on u, and u knowing you weigh a lil less, helps me feel all that more confindant! I suppose i'll have to be "in the mood for a donut"
#23
Originally Posted by HackAbuse
it wont make a difference i just want the extra room for a more custom, clean installation of my audio equipment. hell, if i pop a tire, i'll just call AAA
W3RD
#24
Originally Posted by Bandit2941
Yeah really.......or the 32.5 pounds. It's one thing if you're going to take it out b/c you want the room for amps or other such equipment, but just to take it out for the weight is retarded IMO. The ppl that take them out for weight in a daily driving situation are the same people that "can feel their car go faster" when they put platinum spark plugs in it.
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