Alloy Wheel

[dmwelch54]

I would like to remove the skinny spare and put a standard 18" rim and tyre in, has anyone tried this? Dale

 

[MARK.W]

Are all your wheels the exact same size?

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[EmilysDad]

you could remove a wheel from the car & try it, but as Mark says, check they're the same front & back.
I wouldn't worry too much about a skinny spare, lots of cars have them (if they're lucky) and in reality, you'd probably only use the 'normal' spare as you would the skinny spare ie until you got the puncture sorted.

 

[dmwelch54]

Are all your wheels the exact same size?

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Yes, 18 inch wheels with Michelin 255 55 R18's Dale

 

[EmilysDad]

Yes, 18 inch wheels with Michelin 255 55 R18's Dale

and the off set?

 

[brandwooddixon]

These days, often the biggest issue is whether a full size wheel and tyre will fit the boot well.
In any case if it will fit the storage location you'll need to choose a tyre and wheel size suitable for the front of the vehicle and preferably not with a rotational pattern.
If you tend to fit winter tyres once a year then I'd suggest that you also select an all weather type tyre with the snow mark. It may not give you best in class traction summer and winter but will still handle better than the temporary emergency tyres/wheels that tend to be used these days.

 

[dmwelch54]

and the off set?

Same