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Originally Posted by redpoint5
Now if I lived in Montana, all my cars would have a gallon of drinking water, warm cloths, a fire starting kit, and a spare tire.
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I do that with all my vehicles - minus the fire starting kit. A habit from living in Michigan where it can be subzero and you are on the side of the road freezing. Hat, gloves, spare jacket, poncho, and a wool blanket. The water was added in Oregon for earthquakes. I also added some N95 masks for post earthquke. (Imagine the dust after every brick building collapses)
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Originally Posted by cRiPpLe_rOoStEr
Regardless of which wheels are driven, I'd rather get the spare the same diameter as the rest. Narrower doesn't really bother me.
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I'd like the same diameter tire too but that isn't what is included in most vehicles here. I upgraded the spare in on the van after limping down a forest service road for more than an hour on a space saver. I just kept the best of the old tires after I upgraded and bought a steel wheel for the tire.