96 Accord compact spare has sidewall cut
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96 Accord compact spare has sidewall cut
While checkin the air pressure in my newly acquired 96 Honda Accord I
noticed that the donut emergency spare tire would not hold any air. Also
traced the leak to a sidewall cut that looks like it was created from
someone driving on it with little to no air in the tire. Is it possible for
a full size spare to fit in the same space as the compact spare in the trunk
fully inflated? Was it even an option in the in the beginning?
Thanks
Greyhound
noticed that the donut emergency spare tire would not hold any air. Also
traced the leak to a sidewall cut that looks like it was created from
someone driving on it with little to no air in the tire. Is it possible for
a full size spare to fit in the same space as the compact spare in the trunk
fully inflated? Was it even an option in the in the beginning?
Thanks
Greyhound
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Re: 96 Accord compact spare has sidewall cut
On Sun, 09 Jan 2005 23:00:14 GMT, "Grey-hound"
<grey-hound@"removethis"verizon.net> wrote:
>While checkin the air pressure in my newly acquired 96 Honda Accord I
>noticed that the donut emergency spare tire would not hold any air. Also
>traced the leak to a sidewall cut that looks like it was created from
>someone driving on it with little to no air in the tire. Is it possible for
>a full size spare to fit in the same space as the compact spare in the trunk
>fully inflated? Was it even an option in the in the beginning?
>Thanks
>Greyhound
>
In my 93 Honda, there is no room for a full size spare. The diameter
of the tire is okay, but a standard tire is far too wide to fit in the
well.
Also, as I understand it, you cannot buy a tire for the special rim,
you must buy a complete tire and rim. Not cheap.
Elliot Richmond
Freelance Science Writer and Editor
<grey-hound@"removethis"verizon.net> wrote:
>While checkin the air pressure in my newly acquired 96 Honda Accord I
>noticed that the donut emergency spare tire would not hold any air. Also
>traced the leak to a sidewall cut that looks like it was created from
>someone driving on it with little to no air in the tire. Is it possible for
>a full size spare to fit in the same space as the compact spare in the trunk
>fully inflated? Was it even an option in the in the beginning?
>Thanks
>Greyhound
>
In my 93 Honda, there is no room for a full size spare. The diameter
of the tire is okay, but a standard tire is far too wide to fit in the
well.
Also, as I understand it, you cannot buy a tire for the special rim,
you must buy a complete tire and rim. Not cheap.
Elliot Richmond
Freelance Science Writer and Editor
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Re: 96 Accord compact spare has sidewall cut
On Sun, 09 Jan 2005 23:00:14 GMT, "Grey-hound"
<grey-hound@"removethis"verizon.net> wrote:
>While checkin the air pressure in my newly acquired 96 Honda Accord I
>noticed that the donut emergency spare tire would not hold any air. Also
>traced the leak to a sidewall cut that looks like it was created from
>someone driving on it with little to no air in the tire. Is it possible for
>a full size spare to fit in the same space as the compact spare in the trunk
>fully inflated? Was it even an option in the in the beginning?
>Thanks
>Greyhound
>
In my 93 Honda, there is no room for a full size spare. The diameter
of the tire is okay, but a standard tire is far too wide to fit in the
well.
Also, as I understand it, you cannot buy a tire for the special rim,
you must buy a complete tire and rim. Not cheap.
Elliot Richmond
Freelance Science Writer and Editor
<grey-hound@"removethis"verizon.net> wrote:
>While checkin the air pressure in my newly acquired 96 Honda Accord I
>noticed that the donut emergency spare tire would not hold any air. Also
>traced the leak to a sidewall cut that looks like it was created from
>someone driving on it with little to no air in the tire. Is it possible for
>a full size spare to fit in the same space as the compact spare in the trunk
>fully inflated? Was it even an option in the in the beginning?
>Thanks
>Greyhound
>
In my 93 Honda, there is no room for a full size spare. The diameter
of the tire is okay, but a standard tire is far too wide to fit in the
well.
Also, as I understand it, you cannot buy a tire for the special rim,
you must buy a complete tire and rim. Not cheap.
Elliot Richmond
Freelance Science Writer and Editor
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Re: 96 Accord compact spare has sidewall cut
Grey-hound wrote:
>
> While checkin the air pressure in my newly acquired 96 Honda Accord I
> noticed that the donut emergency spare tire would not hold any air. Also
> traced the leak to a sidewall cut that looks like it was created from
> someone driving on it with little to no air in the tire. Is it possible for
> a full size spare to fit in the same space as the compact spare in the trunk
> fully inflated? Was it even an option in the in the beginning?
> Thanks
> Greyhound
You can probably get a *new* one at the junk yard. Every so often I see
never-been-used compact spares left in cars at the local pick-your-part.
For that matter, I have a 10 years old never-been-used compact spare in
the trunk of my car. I am hoping it will stay that way :-).
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Re: 96 Accord compact spare has sidewall cut
Grey-hound wrote:
>
> While checkin the air pressure in my newly acquired 96 Honda Accord I
> noticed that the donut emergency spare tire would not hold any air. Also
> traced the leak to a sidewall cut that looks like it was created from
> someone driving on it with little to no air in the tire. Is it possible for
> a full size spare to fit in the same space as the compact spare in the trunk
> fully inflated? Was it even an option in the in the beginning?
> Thanks
> Greyhound
You can probably get a *new* one at the junk yard. Every so often I see
never-been-used compact spares left in cars at the local pick-your-part.
For that matter, I have a 10 years old never-been-used compact spare in
the trunk of my car. I am hoping it will stay that way :-).
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Re: 96 Accord compact spare has sidewall cut
Yup I guess it's time to hit the boneyards.
I didn't know they weren't repairable-Oh well.
Thanks
Greyhound
"Randolph" <trash@junkmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> Grey-hound wrote:
>>
>> While checkin the air pressure in my newly acquired 96 Honda Accord I
>> noticed that the donut emergency spare tire would not hold any air. Also
>> traced the leak to a sidewall cut that looks like it was created from
>> someone driving on it with little to no air in the tire. Is it possible
>> for
>> a full size spare to fit in the same space as the compact spare in the
>> trunk
>> fully inflated? Was it even an option in the in the beginning?
>> Thanks
>> Greyhound
>
> You can probably get a *new* one at the junk yard. Every so often I see
> never-been-used compact spares left in cars at the local pick-your-part.
> For that matter, I have a 10 years old never-been-used compact spare in
> the trunk of my car. I am hoping it will stay that way :-).
I didn't know they weren't repairable-Oh well.
Thanks
Greyhound
"Randolph" <trash@junkmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> Grey-hound wrote:
>>
>> While checkin the air pressure in my newly acquired 96 Honda Accord I
>> noticed that the donut emergency spare tire would not hold any air. Also
>> traced the leak to a sidewall cut that looks like it was created from
>> someone driving on it with little to no air in the tire. Is it possible
>> for
>> a full size spare to fit in the same space as the compact spare in the
>> trunk
>> fully inflated? Was it even an option in the in the beginning?
>> Thanks
>> Greyhound
>
> You can probably get a *new* one at the junk yard. Every so often I see
> never-been-used compact spares left in cars at the local pick-your-part.
> For that matter, I have a 10 years old never-been-used compact spare in
> the trunk of my car. I am hoping it will stay that way :-).
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Re: 96 Accord compact spare has sidewall cut
Yup I guess it's time to hit the boneyards.
I didn't know they weren't repairable-Oh well.
Thanks
Greyhound
"Randolph" <trash@junkmail.com> wrote in message
news:41E1DF0B.17156D18@junkmail.com...
>
> Grey-hound wrote:
>>
>> While checkin the air pressure in my newly acquired 96 Honda Accord I
>> noticed that the donut emergency spare tire would not hold any air. Also
>> traced the leak to a sidewall cut that looks like it was created from
>> someone driving on it with little to no air in the tire. Is it possible
>> for
>> a full size spare to fit in the same space as the compact spare in the
>> trunk
>> fully inflated? Was it even an option in the in the beginning?
>> Thanks
>> Greyhound
>
> You can probably get a *new* one at the junk yard. Every so often I see
> never-been-used compact spares left in cars at the local pick-your-part.
> For that matter, I have a 10 years old never-been-used compact spare in
> the trunk of my car. I am hoping it will stay that way :-).
I didn't know they weren't repairable-Oh well.
Thanks
Greyhound
"Randolph" <trash@junkmail.com> wrote in message
news:41E1DF0B.17156D18@junkmail.com...
>
> Grey-hound wrote:
>>
>> While checkin the air pressure in my newly acquired 96 Honda Accord I
>> noticed that the donut emergency spare tire would not hold any air. Also
>> traced the leak to a sidewall cut that looks like it was created from
>> someone driving on it with little to no air in the tire. Is it possible
>> for
>> a full size spare to fit in the same space as the compact spare in the
>> trunk
>> fully inflated? Was it even an option in the in the beginning?
>> Thanks
>> Greyhound
>
> You can probably get a *new* one at the junk yard. Every so often I see
> never-been-used compact spares left in cars at the local pick-your-part.
> For that matter, I have a 10 years old never-been-used compact spare in
> the trunk of my car. I am hoping it will stay that way :-).
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Re: 96 Accord compact spare has sidewall cut
Do you own a ruler?
Tom
"Grey-hound" <grey-hound@"removethis"verizon.net> wrote in message
news:k%lEd.2053$F97.1066@trnddc06...
> Yup I guess it's time to hit the boneyards.
> I didn't know they weren't repairable-Oh well.
> Thanks
> Greyhound
>
> "Randolph" <trash@junkmail.com> wrote in message
> news:41E1DF0B.17156D18@junkmail.com...
>>
>> Grey-hound wrote:
>>>
>>> While checkin the air pressure in my newly acquired 96 Honda Accord I
>>> noticed that the donut emergency spare tire would not hold any air. Also
>>> traced the leak to a sidewall cut that looks like it was created from
>>> someone driving on it with little to no air in the tire. Is it possible
>>> for
>>> a full size spare to fit in the same space as the compact spare in the
>>> trunk
>>> fully inflated? Was it even an option in the in the beginning?
>>> Thanks
>>> Greyhound
>>
>> You can probably get a *new* one at the junk yard. Every so often I see
>> never-been-used compact spares left in cars at the local pick-your-part.
>> For that matter, I have a 10 years old never-been-used compact spare in
>> the trunk of my car. I am hoping it will stay that way :-).
>
>
Tom
"Grey-hound" <grey-hound@"removethis"verizon.net> wrote in message
news:k%lEd.2053$F97.1066@trnddc06...
> Yup I guess it's time to hit the boneyards.
> I didn't know they weren't repairable-Oh well.
> Thanks
> Greyhound
>
> "Randolph" <trash@junkmail.com> wrote in message
> news:41E1DF0B.17156D18@junkmail.com...
>>
>> Grey-hound wrote:
>>>
>>> While checkin the air pressure in my newly acquired 96 Honda Accord I
>>> noticed that the donut emergency spare tire would not hold any air. Also
>>> traced the leak to a sidewall cut that looks like it was created from
>>> someone driving on it with little to no air in the tire. Is it possible
>>> for
>>> a full size spare to fit in the same space as the compact spare in the
>>> trunk
>>> fully inflated? Was it even an option in the in the beginning?
>>> Thanks
>>> Greyhound
>>
>> You can probably get a *new* one at the junk yard. Every so often I see
>> never-been-used compact spares left in cars at the local pick-your-part.
>> For that matter, I have a 10 years old never-been-used compact spare in
>> the trunk of my car. I am hoping it will stay that way :-).
>
>
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Re: 96 Accord compact spare has sidewall cut
Do you own a ruler?
Tom
"Grey-hound" <grey-hound@"removethis"verizon.net> wrote in message
news:k%lEd.2053$F97.1066@trnddc06...
> Yup I guess it's time to hit the boneyards.
> I didn't know they weren't repairable-Oh well.
> Thanks
> Greyhound
>
> "Randolph" <trash@junkmail.com> wrote in message
> news:41E1DF0B.17156D18@junkmail.com...
>>
>> Grey-hound wrote:
>>>
>>> While checkin the air pressure in my newly acquired 96 Honda Accord I
>>> noticed that the donut emergency spare tire would not hold any air. Also
>>> traced the leak to a sidewall cut that looks like it was created from
>>> someone driving on it with little to no air in the tire. Is it possible
>>> for
>>> a full size spare to fit in the same space as the compact spare in the
>>> trunk
>>> fully inflated? Was it even an option in the in the beginning?
>>> Thanks
>>> Greyhound
>>
>> You can probably get a *new* one at the junk yard. Every so often I see
>> never-been-used compact spares left in cars at the local pick-your-part.
>> For that matter, I have a 10 years old never-been-used compact spare in
>> the trunk of my car. I am hoping it will stay that way :-).
>
>
Tom
"Grey-hound" <grey-hound@"removethis"verizon.net> wrote in message
news:k%lEd.2053$F97.1066@trnddc06...
> Yup I guess it's time to hit the boneyards.
> I didn't know they weren't repairable-Oh well.
> Thanks
> Greyhound
>
> "Randolph" <trash@junkmail.com> wrote in message
> news:41E1DF0B.17156D18@junkmail.com...
>>
>> Grey-hound wrote:
>>>
>>> While checkin the air pressure in my newly acquired 96 Honda Accord I
>>> noticed that the donut emergency spare tire would not hold any air. Also
>>> traced the leak to a sidewall cut that looks like it was created from
>>> someone driving on it with little to no air in the tire. Is it possible
>>> for
>>> a full size spare to fit in the same space as the compact spare in the
>>> trunk
>>> fully inflated? Was it even an option in the in the beginning?
>>> Thanks
>>> Greyhound
>>
>> You can probably get a *new* one at the junk yard. Every so often I see
>> never-been-used compact spares left in cars at the local pick-your-part.
>> For that matter, I have a 10 years old never-been-used compact spare in
>> the trunk of my car. I am hoping it will stay that way :-).
>
>
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