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      11-08-2020, 11:05 AM   #14
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Drives: 2014 BMW X1 s28i M Sport
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Originally Posted by cwickberg View Post
Why a Jack? If the tire can be saved, Plug it and inflate...You only need a jack if you are going to remove the wheel...

I have a Tire plug kit and high power inflator... Trained my daughter on it's use, if ever needed... However, AAA is the best thing to have...
Jack was dirt cheap, even fits in back side holder with quart of oil, and I need in case tire shreds, whole wheel could be taken to tire store instead of towing car.

Also, I need to be able to take wheels off and change brake pads.

I've had vehicles that ran 100k miles and never jacked or changed pads since I'm a watchful braker.

I would only plug in places that can't be patched to try to save tire. If it's in center tread, I'm gonna get to Discount tire. I had a new Michelin PSS that was going flat in a week so aired up and drove over there.
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