R55 spare tire
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Yes many threads. Put Michelin Pilot Super Spots on mine and ordered a spare from Outmotoring. Make sure to order the retainer bolt to hold it into the spare tire well. If you want your tools to fit perfectly, you will need to order the foam tool insert as well. I opted to just set the tools on the spare.
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Just put on a set of Kumho non run flats , and bought a donut spare , i have my jack and wheelbrace wrapped in a towel and have just placed them on the spare they dont vibrate around under the floor , the ride quality has improved considerably, although i dont feel the stopping distance has improved over the RFT's .
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And this is my second Clubman S that I took off run flats the first day, and put regular tires on...
I have a spare in da boot. I recently "upgraded" to 18" and stock size Yokohama S Drives... Together with suspension upgrades, ride is just the way I like. Not too harsh, not too low... Just perfect...
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I have a spare, and have a set of wheels/non-rft winter tires sitting in my garage. Not planning on putting these RE050a RFTs back on come summer time either. Rough riding, noisy, expensive garbage isn't my cup of tea. I got the tire and foam thingy from detroit tuned for $168, and it fit right in. My S Clubman came with a jack, tire iron, tow hook, and some other misc tools.
--Matt
--Matt
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If you want to save few $, you can get just the OEM MINI steel rim (~$40 online) and a donut from junkyard (0...$40). It's rather easy to find a properly sized tire, but very few rims fit Mini due to unique profile.
Yep, I was lucky to get the jack, but still had to replace the foam.
Yep, I was lucky to get the jack, but still had to replace the foam.
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Just ordered mine without the Runflats. Hope the guy/gal (bloke/lass?) working the line that day is paying attention when my clubbie comes along the assembly line and i get the jack and tools!
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