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Old 09-23-2004, 09:19 AM   #26
Lippyp
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I've had at least five in the last five years, all due to foreign objects (Nails, screws and a big bolt!) Three were slow punctures though, slow enough to get home and get them fixed, the other two, one was in France in our old Cherokee, had to drive about 30 miles on the stuopid spacesaver at 30 mph to find a tyre place and the other was earlier this year in our new shape Cherokee (Liberty) at a freeway service area when we picked up a huge bolt in a tyre, it was dark, wet and cold, the batteries in the torch were dead and the contacts covered in crud, It took ages to find the doodad for the locking wheel nuts and was a generally unpleasant experience!
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