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Mike222 | 22:45 Wed 12th Oct 2005 | Motoring
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I have a one year old Renault Megane, with 17" alloys. (Renault fitment). When I had to change a flat tyre and fit the spare it turns out that it is 16" and not marked "emergency use only", surely its not legal to have tyres of a different nominal size on the same axle . Checked with Renault dealer and he showed me two other cars the same !

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Alot of the new cars have space saver spares. You are only supposed to do a maximum of 50mph on these tyres. Not like the person I saw in a BMW who was doing near to 90mph!
22:53 Wed 12th Oct 2005
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It's always BMW Drivers!!!!
11:35 Thu 13th Oct 2005
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yeah, BMW drivers rival Mercedes drivers as the most aggressive on the road
16:45 Thu 13th Oct 2005

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