Paul harris
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Could someone tell me if the spare under sized, is ok if pulling a caravan.
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Paul.
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Paul.
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uncle albert
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undersize spare as in space saver? there only to get you out of trouble ie to garage, yes tow but not far
No...no....no..!
All wheels and tyres must be the same size.........using anything else on yer hippo will make yer drivetrain go bang big time and leave you with a very expensive bill.
And if you ever fit new tyres these must always go on the rear.
All wheels and tyres must be the same size.........using anything else on yer hippo will make yer drivetrain go bang big time and leave you with a very expensive bill.
And if you ever fit new tyres these must always go on the rear.
WLJayne
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And rotate them! You're spare shouldn't be fresh - it should have the same wear as the others, moving them from hub to hub every few k ensures this.
bushwwacker
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dont think fl1 has undersized spare,if its fl2 then is probably ok for short distance and lower speed
Brack
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He has a 2009 so yes FL2dont think fl1 has undersized spare,if its fl2 then is probably ok for short distance and lower speed
WLJayne
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He has a 2009 so yes FL2
Undersize spare eh? Not designed for serious oft-road work then
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howardo
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Undersize spare eh? Not designed for serious oft-road work then
just as well then coz neither is the FL2
Brack
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Didnt think LR would stoop so...er ... lowUndersize spare eh? Not designed for serious oft-road work then
