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- rich
- Member Since: 09 Jul 2017
- Location: hawkes bay
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- Craigp
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- Imbaw
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- Road Runner 2017
- Member Since: 14 Jan 2017
- Location: Scotland
- Posts: 2010
Imbaw, I think your pretty safe mate as who in the right mind would want too pinch a space saver
Mind you, if it's not nailed down or screwed down they will pinch anything
I would have thought be it a full size, or space saver, the fix would apply too both. I cant see them penalising one over the other.
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- Tom Wilder
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- Location: Oxford
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- Road Runner 2017
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- DiscoStu
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- Road Runner 2017
- Member Since: 14 Jan 2017
- Location: Scotland
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Well funny you should say that. I know of someone who has had a full size spare nicked. It was replaced by a space saver on the pretence that it would not get stolen. Lo and behold it was too.
I think they were stealing too sell the wheels on for scrap metal - hardly worth the few quid, as oppossed too the damage caused too replace the cable etc, at the owners expense.
I too have been a victim in the past and have now ordered one of Uncle Rays protectors. -
- Russell
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- Chalkys HSE
- Member Since: 04 Jun 2017
- Location: Yorkshire
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That's scuppered my plan's then, Was gonna take off my full size spare and replace with a space saver.
Save the wheel for the inevitable dings as a replacement and also shed a few punds off the rear end,
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