[Moschops]

but where is the wheel brace and the jack handle???

Had the car a week now and still don't know
Got some locking wheel nuts I want to put on, and might also be useful if I get a flat!

 

[uk_skyman]

bits hidden

my brace and stuff was in a plastic nissan sack/pouch below the jack in the side hole in the rear wing????

Dean

ps: good luck

 

[RoboPope]

yep, left hand side as you peek in

P

 

[Moschops]

I've had me arm in and no luck. Not there. Nothing. Not even in with the space-saver. Bugger.

What am I going to be thinking about as I drive to and from work then

Thanks for your help anyway chaps.

 

[davewilkins]

Tyre mousse in the boot and if you are expecting to change wheel(s), a trolley jack. You don't want it falling of the scissor jack do you?

 

[Moschops]

I don't , that is a fact.

At the moment all I want to do is put these locking nuts on, but one has to be prepared for all eventualities (you know what the roads are like in Derby eh Dave!).

Never used tyre mousse - is it ok in a 'get me to the garage' kind of way?

A trolley jack (and block of wood) is a sound idea.

 

[davewilkins]

Re: I don't , that is a fact.

Never used tyre mousse - is it ok in a 'get me to the garage' kind of way?

Never used it myself. A mate recommended it. Better than using the funny yellow wheel apparently

 

[johnnyboy]

instead of tyre mousse take a look at this stuff www.ultraseal.biz
not used it yet but looks pretty impressive.

 

[Moschops]

Hmmmm

Sounds like a good idea in principle (I guess it depends on how quick you get through tyres though) and not having to use the space-saver is enough reason for me to use it!
£45 though...