another note on compact spares:
Since they're designed to last 50 miles, you don't want to drive 50 miles on it after getting a flat. Because it will be used up and you should really get another replacement for it at the same time you get your tire fixed.
What you want to do if you have to use the compact spare is drive 5, 10, or 20 miles to the nearest tire repair place and have your regular tire fixed or replaced. Then put your compact spare back in the trunk where it can be used again safely and still have 40 or 30 good safe miles on it. Make sure to air it back to the 50 or 60 PSI I think they want to have it inflated to.
Since they're designed to last 50 miles, you don't want to drive 50 miles on it after getting a flat. Because it will be used up and you should really get another replacement for it at the same time you get your tire fixed.
What you want to do if you have to use the compact spare is drive 5, 10, or 20 miles to the nearest tire repair place and have your regular tire fixed or replaced. Then put your compact spare back in the trunk where it can be used again safely and still have 40 or 30 good safe miles on it. Make sure to air it back to the 50 or 60 PSI I think they want to have it inflated to.

LCHIEN
Loring in Katy, TX USA
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