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Hi All,

For those, like me, with an LPG conversion with the tank in place of the spare wheel, what do you do for a space wheel? Is there such thing as a space saver spare for LS400's?? I recently bought mine without any spare at all.

Cheers, Jim

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Hi All,

For those, like me, with an LPG conversion with the tank in place of the spare wheel, what do you do for a space wheel? Is there such thing as a space saver spare for LS400's?? I recently bought mine without any spare at all.

Cheers, Jim

I put tyre sealant in all the tyres, supposed to take care of nail punctures, leaky rimms. You can get it on that well known auction site

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Hi All,

For those, like me, with an LPG conversion with the tank in place of the spare wheel, what do you do for a space wheel? Is there such thing as a space saver spare for LS400's?? I recently bought mine without any spare at all.

Cheers, Jim

I put my spare wheel into a nice cover the LPG installers gave me and just leave it in the boot. Never been short of space.

Mike

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I have no LPG fitted but a skinny space saver spare.It is also the correct size as the car came into the UK with 17" after market wheels when I think 16" were standard,looks awful but did use it once for a 3 mile drive to the tyre depot after a puncture.

If you want one you sometime see them on fleabay.

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Tempting fate here I know, but I haven't had a puncture in 25 years.

So, why do I carry a great heavy wheel about everywhere? Nice new alloy, near-new tyre....

Think Im joining the sealant can brigade very soon.

So? Do you pre-empt the flat by using the stuff FIRST? Or wait until puncture?

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Tempting fate here I know, but I haven't had a puncture in 25 years.

So, why do I carry a great heavy wheel about everywhere? Nice new alloy, near-new tyre....

Think Im joining the sealant can brigade very soon.

So? Do you pre-empt the flat by using the stuff FIRST? Or wait until puncture?

You get the valve at about 4 o clock and unscrew the valve core, squirt in the gloop, then valve back in and re-inflate.

There seems to be less nails and bits of rusty horseshoes on the roads as there was when I were a lad, or perhaps there's so many more cars the odds of getting a puncture are less???

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Tempting fate here I know, but I haven't had a puncture in 25 years.

So, why do I carry a great heavy wheel about everywhere? Nice new alloy, near-new tyre....

Think Im joining the sealant can brigade very soon.

So? Do you pre-empt the flat by using the stuff FIRST? Or wait until puncture?

You get the valve at about 4 o clock and unscrew the valve core, squirt in the gloop, then valve back in and re-inflate.

There seems to be less nails and bits of rusty horseshoes on the roads as there was when I were a lad, or perhaps there's so many more cars the odds of getting a puncture are less???

I know I'm OLD!! But horse-shoes etc!!!??? Though there IS a riding stable not too far away......

Thanks. Must remind myself to do this.

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