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KevG
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Posted: Fri Aug 25th, 2006 08:04 am |
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daverapid wrote:  The condition of the spare wheel/tyre itself is not testable. However if it's insecurely mounted in it's carrier and likely to fall out on the road then it'll fail.
Thats very true David, but only when the spare wheel is mounted externally, I reckon the tyre might have been changed as part of a service package? I think I would ask the VTS what actually happened if it were my car.
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daverapid
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Posted: Fri Aug 25th, 2006 07:26 am |
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| The condition of the spare wheel/tyre itself is not testable. However if it's insecurely mounted in it's carrier and likely to fall out on the road then it'll fail.
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Tom James
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Posted: Mon Jun 12th, 2006 02:05 pm |
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The spare tyre is not an item that should be Tested as part of an MOT Test.
However it would be imprudent to run a vehicle with a faulty spare tyre as
it would be driven illegally should you have to use the spare in the event
of having a puncture.
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Posted: Mon Jun 12th, 2006 02:03 pm |
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I have just been looking at your site on MOT quiz answers, and I have just
recently had my MOT and they have replaced my spare tyre.
Could you please clarify if this is a MOT check or not
Allana Burgess
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