Sportwagon Spare Tire Question
#1
Sportwagon Spare Tire Question
Looking for a spare tire.
Going to slowly piece together ah spare tire kit.
Looked up the size: T135/80/16 101M.
Would any 5 lug Acura/Honda spare that's this size work?
The recent Honda Accord spare seems to be the same for example - would this work?
Is there a special wrench needed to remove the lock nut?
Anything else I need to be aware of?
Thx
Going to slowly piece together ah spare tire kit.
Looked up the size: T135/80/16 101M.
Would any 5 lug Acura/Honda spare that's this size work?
The recent Honda Accord spare seems to be the same for example - would this work?
Is there a special wrench needed to remove the lock nut?
Anything else I need to be aware of?
Thx
#3
Looking for a spare tire.
Going to slowly piece together ah spare tire kit.
Looked up the size: T135/80/16 101M.
Would any 5 lug Acura/Honda spare that's this size work?
The recent Honda Accord spare seems to be the same for example - would this work?
Is there a special wrench needed to remove the lock nut?
Anything else I need to be aware of?
Thx
Going to slowly piece together ah spare tire kit.
Looked up the size: T135/80/16 101M.
Would any 5 lug Acura/Honda spare that's this size work?
The recent Honda Accord spare seems to be the same for example - would this work?
Is there a special wrench needed to remove the lock nut?
Anything else I need to be aware of?
Thx
I'm not sure what you mean by the 'lock nut' but you will need the bolt and adapter to mount the wheel onto the post in the well. The parts are: 74652-SDA-003 for the bolt and 74651-S2X-003 for the adapter. Total cost is around $8.00 MSRP.
#4
Great info - thx.
It appears that one of the lug nuts on the wheels (not the spare) is a locking lug nut.
Just wondering if the stock lug nut wrench would remove this or how it's removed.
May be a stupid question I know - not familiar though...
It appears that one of the lug nuts on the wheels (not the spare) is a locking lug nut.
Just wondering if the stock lug nut wrench would remove this or how it's removed.
May be a stupid question I know - not familiar though...
#6
Locking lug nuts are a dealer option. I don't have them on mine. You should have a key in your glovebox. There are several key types and if you don't have one you'll have to go to your dealership and get a replacement.
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