2006 Town and Country LX - long wheel base, Stow and Go seating.
Can anyone tell me if the above vehicle will accommodate a full-size spare in the factory stowage?
I recently picked up a nail in my RR tire on a long road trip and the donut spare was running pretty warm at 70 mph (no surprise) - so I'm wondering if a full-size tire (215-70-15) will fit in the holder.
I was going to say, my mother has a full size spare on her '02 Grand Caravan Sport...but the '06 has Stow N Go. Never really checkek where the spare was located and what it looked like.
I recently picked up a nail in my RR tire on a long road trip and the donut spare was running pretty warm at 70 mph (no surprise) - so I'm wondering if a full-size tire (215-70-15) will fit in the holder...
Seriously, IF the "donut" is properly inflated, it can sustain speeds of 70. But the Lawyers are afraid of liability because that skinny tire will drive and handle quite a bit differently than the standard tire. So they ask you to keep it slow.
I had a friend use a donut spare for 3 months on a Dodge Stealth because he damaged one wheel and it took a long time to source a like replacement.
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