Some lucky bad luck
I discovered my spare tire was flat the other week and I couldn't inflate it because my cheap eBay special compressor wouldn't go past 10 psi. I then completely forget that the spare was flat. Fast forward to tonight. I back out of my driveway and hear a thump-thump sound. What the... I pull back into the garage and find the right rear tire very flat.
Looks like a piece of metal in the tread. I'm hoping it can be plugged/patched to get me thru the wiinter. The tread depth is close to the wear bar and I had planned on deferring the cost until the spring. Bad luck- flat tire. More bad luck- spare tire is flat. Good luck- you are in your garage. Check your spare tire once in a while. Not all flat tires happen in your garage. Regards, derb |
That sucks, hopefully you wont need to buy a new tire
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Hey Derb, I checked my spare....and I still DON'T HAVE ONE!! :)
I am sure someday the air compressor and fix-a-flat that Porsche gives us 987 owners will be completely usless the day I need it most! :mad: |
I agree check the spare often. They should be inflated to 60psi (for the lucky 986 owners :D ) I checked mine recently before a trip it felt inflated but was only at 15psi.
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Just before the Tail of the Dragon trip (2,000 miles total), I bought a pair of needle nose pliers that has a side cutter jaw and those sticky fibrous emergency tire plugs. I figured this would at least help me limp along to a safer/better location in an emergency. |
Hey all - is it possible to order spare tires with new boxsters? I much prefer having a spare, even at the sacrifice of trunk space. If I stick with Pcars over time, I will be SOL after the 986.
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