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Originally Posted by BILT4ME
Carry a spare that matches the REAR axle. If you have a flat on the rear, you just change it. If you have a flat on the front, it just steers funny until you get the tire fixed.
So you can put on whatever size tires you want. Not the most convenient, but it works.
The new Challengers don't even have a spare in the car. It comes with a can of fix-a-flat and a small air pump mounted in the trunk. Seriously.
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Good advice but my concern is the spare won't fit the front properly. I have a 2011 Corvette that doesn't come with a spare either. It has run flat (extended mobility) tires. I'm going to put different size tires on my truck and get a spare to match the rear as you suggested and I have AAA anyway so I think I'm worried about a minor issue. I still need to know what size tires and wheels guys are putting on these trucks?
Jim