Who says Boxsters don't have much room for items.

[Nimbus117]

Originally Posted by Jager

Put them in the trunk and use a bungee to secure them. To do four tyres put one in the frunk and the other in the drivers seat. I have done this many times.

As soon as I posted this I thought it would probably fit if I removed the spare wheel. Not too keen on the drivers seat idea, do you climb inside them to drive? Probably still look slimmer than this couple I saw in Disney last year, lol.

[Joe B]

I found out my skis fit just fine on the passenger side (top up of course; it is still winter) .

[SF-Rockster]

Originally Posted by Joe B

I found out my skis fit just fine on the passenger side (top up of course; it is still winter) .

My snowboard fits just fine in passenger side with all my gear. Top up
:dance:
Found that out on my way up to the bay area to go to Lake Tahoe.
I didn't take my car to the snow tho.

[scottvd]

Originally Posted by SF-Rockster

My snowboard fits just fine in passenger side with all my gear. Top up
:dance:
Found that out on my way up to the bay area to go to Lake Tahoe.
I didn't take my car to the snow tho.

Hey next time drop me a PM- I snowboard 2-3x per week, we can take my Subie! Horrible year huh? I was at my local hill (Bear Valley) today- hardly any coverage :/

[Jager]

Originally Posted by Nimbus117

As soon as I posted this I thought it would probably fit if I removed the spare wheel. Not too keen on the drivers seat idea, do you climb inside them to drive? Probably still look slimmer than this couple I saw in Disney last year, lol.

Oh yeah... Passenger seat (other things on my mind at the time I was typing). I place a towel over the PASSENGER SEATto protect it. I'm not driving too far to the tire shop, maybe two to three miles, so a tire in the PASSENGER SEAT is not a big deal.