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Photo of Prime with Compact Spare

Discussion in 'Prime Main Forum (2017-2022)' started by DonJ, Mar 4, 2019.

  1. DonJ

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    This photo shows Yokohama T125/70D17 with the rear seat down (headrest removed) and with the front passenger seat full back. Fits great. With a black interior it is barely visible. primewcompactireIMG_3358.jpg
     
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    well done!(y)
     
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    That's exactly how and where I store my full size spare. It fit so snag no movement of tire even on bumpy roads.

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    Looks good, consider installing it one time as a practice event, this way there won't be any surprises if & when you really need it.

    My only concern is the healthy 4.6% difference between your T125/70D17 spare which only has a 23.9" overall diameter when compared to the Primes OE 195/65-15 tire at 25.0" overall diameter. A better spare tire choice would be a T135/80D16 which measures 24.8" overall diameter.


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    The title of this thread is kinda misleading? I keep thinking it's a Prime that came stock with a spare, which would be interesting. Instead, it's a Prime, with a temp spare (mismatched) stuffed in the back seat area, not exactly news. :rolleyes: