Viscount
Senior Member
Had a soft tyre today, thankfully was able to drive to local tyre place. Tyre was not repairable due sidewall damage so the spare was attempted. It is a Vredestein tyre deflated on a black rim; possibly never seen use before. It did not inflate in a symmetrical manner insofar as the wheel itself was not centred in the tyre when viewed from the top of the wheel with the wheel standing up. I was therefore a bit stuck. Luckily, the tyre shop was able to source a replacement tyre same day, so I just left the car with them. I guess after 17 years, the spare couldn't be blamed for this.
Anyone any advice from experience of what the best replacement solution for a spare is in these circumstances?
Anyone any advice from experience of what the best replacement solution for a spare is in these circumstances?