I just bought a renault megane cabriolet is that right it doesnt have a spare wheel ?
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I've just checked our car specifications database.
I'm assuming its a new Mégane coupé-cabriolet, not the older soft-top Mégane cabriolet.
It comes with a tyre repair/inflation kit, but no spare.
This is quite common - especially in cars with folding hard-tops which use a lot of the boot space - to use all the available space for luggage and not supply a spare wheel.
No that's not right.
There should be a smaller wheel under the boot / hatchback
yes right. because renault gives all-life guarantee to the wheels
HEY dick,
IF IT HAS FOUR WHEELS, FOR YOU I THINK IT IS ENOUGH OF A MEGANE TO RIDE IN.....
Why the hell did you buy a Renault? I hope your rich. You'll be at the shop twice a month at least.
It will either have a space saver wheels underneath the car at the back or it will have a trye inflate bottle which you plug into the flat tyre and it pumps it up giving you about 50 miles to get to the nearest garage. By law it has to have some way of a spare
Yes, depending on the year model , I think it is correct not to have a spare wheel. The car is designed to use "Run on Flat" tyre technology. Seeing that the car does not have a spare it is important to make sure the 4 tyres on the vehicle are "run on Flat tyres". I am not sure which vendors in your country supply such tyres, but "Good Year" make them.
The Renault Megane Cab is a nice car and I hope that you will be very happy with it.
no its not right if it does not have a spare wheel because most cars new when you buy them they should have a spare wheel
wouldnt have thought so.after all you dont keep the spare on the roof.have you looked underneath..mind you thats usually peugots that do that,
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