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View Poll Results: What are you doing if you get a flat?
Bought/buying a reduced size spare/jack kit 1 5.00%
Bought an extra rim and mounted a full size tire 0 0%
Tire repair kit with Inflator 11 55.00%
Nothing/Road-side assistance 8 40.00%
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      04-22-2013, 04:24 PM   #1
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Non-Run-Flat, what are you doing?

For those that have decided to ditch the RFT's and opted instead to run standard non-runflat tires, what are you planning on doing in the event of a flat?
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I still have the factory ContiSportContact 5 SSR on mine. However, when I swapped the run flats for normal tyres on my Cooper S, I purchased the Mobility Kit from my dealer.
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Thanks for the input guys, I'm going with a tire repair kit with inflator. Even with the reduced size spare option that's available, there's just no good place to put it in this car (thanks for that BMW) - however the Slime "Truck" kit with the heavy duty compressor fits nicely in one side of the under the trunk cubby.

Off to Costco to get my new Bridgestone RE-11A's in 245/40R18 mounted - I never thought I'd be this excited about tires

http://www.f30post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=831520
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How many BMWs have you seen on the side of the road with the owner either fixing a tire or replacing it?

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Exactly!


In fact even if you have a tire repair kit, if you call AAA or BMW roadside I bet the guy would fix it for you! Especially if its your wife's car (at least that is what I am hoping as she has no clue how to use the kit I bought her and doesn't want me to show her...)
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