Make sure you check your tire pressure.
The day before i left on my epic cross country trip, I, of course, checked my tire pressure. 3 of the 4 tires were still spot on, but the right rear was way low. I pumped it up. However, bad me, ...
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Bucky Badger wrote:PawPaw_n_Gram wrote:E&J push'n wind wrote:
A flat spare ain't much of a spare, for either vehicle.
Even if you call roadside assistance - they will want to use your spare to get the TT to get it to a safe location.
so what good is RSA? I would guess flats are a large part of their business
More often than not RSA will have an on board comressor so in the event your spare tires are flat or very low, they can add air. Minus RSA, unless you have a small 12V compressor, you are AOL (all outta luck). I keep a small 12V with me too, you never know when you may have a need. BTW, don't expect it to fill a flat or low tire very fast either. It'll take any tire of reasonable size a little while to fill.
