AA vs RAC
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tbc

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206 months

Wednesday 10th July 2013
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DrDeAtH

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263 months

Wednesday 10th July 2013
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Irony...

Cupramax

11,007 posts

283 months

Wednesday 10th July 2013
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Non story, leased car with RAC cover. The real story is in this world of H&S bullst that manufacturers are allowed to sell cars with no spare wheel...

Camaro

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206 months

Wednesday 10th July 2013
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Cupramax said:
The real story is in this world of H&S bullst that manufacturers are allowed to sell cars with no spare wheel...
Or they don't supply one to cut down on weight in an attempt to improve fuel economy.

300bhp/ton

41,030 posts

221 months

Wednesday 10th July 2013
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Cupramax said:
Non story, leased car with RAC cover. The real story is in this world of H&S bullst that manufacturers are allowed to sell cars with no spare wheel...
Non story. Because not all cars have room for a spare wheel.

Andurron

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168 months

Wednesday 10th July 2013
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Cupramax said:
Non story, leased car with RAC cover. The real story is in this world of H&S bullst that manufacturers are allowed to sell cars with no spare wheel...
In my experience, there are plenty of people who own a car with a spare wheel and can't be arsed to change it so they call their cover. And the reinflator kit can work fine on small punctures - obviously not a blowout, but it does the job fine from what I've seen.

john2443

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242 months

Wednesday 10th July 2013
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Andurron said:
In my experience, there are plenty of people who own a car with a spare wheel and can't be arsed to change it so they call their cover.
If there is a spare the cover can then fit it, not tow it away.