I have been searching for a steel wheel to replace my skinny for some time. I have finally found a breaker with some wheels with decent tyres, but they are all 91 load rating. These apparently are usual on Bongos arriving from Japan.
As I have 17" alloys with low profile tyres I would not be running the spare for any length of time, just as a get you home. Would one of these 91's be acceptable as a skinny replacement?
Load Rating for Spare Tyre
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Load Rating for Spare Tyre
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Re: Load Rating for Spare Tyre
anything is better than a skinny. just remember if you unfortunately have to use it, don't go bombing down the road at your usual 80 mph 

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Re: Load Rating for Spare Tyre
Ditto - beat me tuit DBOdaveblueozzie wrote:anything is better than a skinny. just remember if you unfortunately have to use it, don't go bombing down the road at your usual 80 mph

Re: Load Rating for Spare Tyre
You could keep your speed up if you kept it on two wheels

