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[Beetleboi -Greg-]

I was thinking that if I ever get a flat tire on the front, the front tires will be un-even making it difficult to steer mess up the alignment etc. Should I get a spare tire that is the same size as the front tires the 145/15?

[3Gear]

You should be fine for the short period of time the spare is on...  Money would be better spent elsewhere  :icon_cheesygrin:

[Baha (Shawn)]

I agree... If it's a true "spare" it's only used until you get the flat fixed. Look at the Meanie...32" tires out back.

[Beetleboi -Greg-]

Ok thanks guys.  ;D

[njgt-1]

Carry a can of "Fix a flat". Thats whats in the back of my Bradley, no place for a spare in that one.

[scarecrow]

Carry a can of "Fix a flat". Thats whats in the back of my Bradley, no place for a spare in that one.

And a small air compressor :)

[njgt-1]

And a small air compressor :)

thanks Mark, almost forgot about that one. In fact I carry a combination air compressor / jumper box that has a built in light and a 12v plug. You can pick these up very cheap at Harbor Freight. Not a bad thing to have on hand if you do run into trouble.

[matt]

Thought fixaflat has enough compression to inflate a tire to decent capacity on its own, though still always good to have a compressor......... even to give a someone a helping hand when they need it

Matt

[lovebus (jack)]

Thought fixaflat has enough compression to inflate a tire to decent capacity on its own, though still always good to have a compressor......... even to give a someone a helping hand when they need it

Matt

Screw them, let um get their own chit. Hum Bug.

[Baha (Shawn)]

That's Hum BajaBug. Isnt it? I1t

A plug Kit (Professional) & small compressor is the only way to fly

http://www.blackjacktirerepair.com