Tyre inflator

[Anonymous]

Ok so I now have my spare wheel "kit" in the boot!! Full size alloy and matching continental, extendable wheel brace, a few other bits and the wheel changing kit from my old 406 coupe that was never used and u rescued! The only thing that would make it perfect would be a smaller better tyre inflator! The Peugeot one is too big and I am NEVER using that crappy foam stuff they give you again so I don't need the original one! If you ever use it when you remove the empty cartridge it leaves all the liquid stuff in the compressor to leak everywhere!



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[Anonymous]

Oh I forgot! Yes you have to deflate the tyre to get it in the boot!!

 

[Anonymous]

Is it a 19 inch alloy with 235 tyres? I always though the alloys would be a bit too high to perfectly fit...

 

[RCZ1]

Is that wheel brace going to be alright? Remember Ron's problems

I've used the foam stuff in the past, which I've not had problems with. For me, it's easier to use, then to change a wheel.

 

[Anonymous]

That scissor jack looks to be the same one as caused all the damage (£500) to my RCZ. Please rethink your choice of jack. There are several threads on here for reference. The link below is one that I started.
http://peugeotrczforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=4693

 

[Anonymous]

Did you buy and fit another alloy to the spare?

 

[Anonymous]

-Yes it's a 19 inch Sortilege with a 235 but deflated. It's very slightly raised but with the carpet and the tray it's not even noticeable.
- I bought an extendable wheel brace today which I tested and works a treat! It's the black handle you see in the picture! I'm also going to try this out:
http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stor ... &langId=-1
-the foam stuff may be fine with a small puncture but not with an inch long slit which is what I had, in which case you either need a spare or a tow!
-I asked about the jacking points today at the tyre fitters and looked under the car, they "look" a lot stronger on the new model and the groove on the jack is deep but I will be checking it now.... I'm definitely going to be testing it before I go on my road trip!! And I think a small piece of wood as a flat base is a good idea!
-Yes Rizz a 19inch Sortilege without the 100 quid tyre sensor!! I can do without that in a spare!