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Attention Wagon owners

If you don't have the spare tire kit and you get a flat and the tire is not in condition to be driven, is the roadside assistance brings a donut with a tire ? If not, how do you get home ? Thanks
Old 10-05-2015, 04:44 PM
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I had to get towed sucky experience
I'll never ever forget the spare in the garage again lol
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Did you get the optional spare tire kit ?
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I bought a spare and tools from ebay
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when I use my tl-s wheels for winter, I keep the dummy in the trunk, when I use my 19 inch summers, I keep a tl-s in the trunk

The time I had my summers on and a dummy in the trunk, I was screwed because it wouldn't clear the bbk and I had to get it towed for $266
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So the cheap way is, buy the tools, jack and a donut wheel with a tire and have it loose in the trunk ?
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Originally Posted by FZ427
So the cheap way is, buy the tools, jack and a donut wheel with a tire and have it loose in the trunk ?
There's a whole kit thingy that allows you to mount it all down in the underfloor cubby. Not just rolling around loose or anything.
Old 10-05-2015, 05:15 PM
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Originally Posted by kostantinos
when I use my tl-s wheels for winter, I keep the dummy in the trunk, when I use my 19 inch summers, I keep a tl-s in the trunk

The time I had my summers on and a dummy in the trunk, I was screwed because it wouldn't clear the bbk and I had to get it towed for $266
Couldn't you just rotate one of the rear tires to the front?

Put the spare on the rear. Put the car back down. Put the rear on the front.
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If the tire is not in good condition to be driven ?
I just saw the spare tire kit cost $859.
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Originally Posted by Roland_Bluntzs
Couldn't you just rotate one of the rear tires to the front?

Put the spare on the rear. Put the car back down. Put the rear on the front.
Don't you think I tried? lol .. I waited 4 hrs for the tow truck to get there on a rush hour Friday evening

they are staggered, the rear wouldn't clear the caliper I tried everything

I even emptied the whole fix a flat crap can, there was a tiny rip in the tire about 6mm away from the wheel lip, thank got a didn't bend a rim
Old 10-05-2015, 05:23 PM
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you really don't need to buy the whole kit, I'm sure it includes all the cosmetic carpeting stuff that goes around the tire.
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Originally Posted by kostantinos
Don't you think I tried? lol .. I waited 4 hrs for the tow truck to get there on a rush hour Friday evening

they are staggered, the rear wouldn't clear the caliper I tried everything

I even emptied the whole fix a flat crap can, there was a tiny rip in the tire about 6mm away from the wheel lip, thank got a didn't bend a rim

Ah. Makes sense.
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I just realized, if I want to rotate the tires at home I sill need to buy the jack and the tools but I hope the tools of my TL will work on the TSX.
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Yeah, they should work. But you really should get a real jack and stands if you're going to do anything but emergency work on the car.
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You should have bought a 2011 wagon.
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Originally Posted by cu2wagon
Yeah, they should work. But you really should get a real jack and stands if you're going to do anything but emergency work on the car.
Or prepay funeral expenses.
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2011 has some perks
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I bought the INSERTS that were different from the stealer. local price matched the cheapest I could find.
spare tire from ebay....a honda accord uses same spare.

bolt and wheel hold down came from stealer.
jack and tools with foam piece from ebay.

I added small chocks, gorilla lug wrench.




most times I will be calling AAA as well but when he gets there he at least has a spare to mount.

I think all the part numbers have been posted before search should find them/


I think I spent about $500 doing it MY WAY.
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