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mGammal 10-09-2016 07:49 AM
Where can I get that rubber mat for the full size spare from?
 
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Originally Posted by 86 gts (Post 729435)
The Toyota 86 in Australia was initially supplied with a full size spare. Toyota changed this to a tire repair kit in September. They do not supply or recommend a space saver. The full size spare eats into the already small boot (trunk in US). See pic attached for reference. Please someone post the dimensions & hopefully the product code for the space saver spare & ancillaries.
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Hi, I'd appreciate if somebody can tell where to get that rubber mat with the full size rim extension from...

churchx 10-09-2016 03:50 PM
I'd say - check ebay lots from time to time. Ordering/shipping via scion/toyota dealership might make it too expensive.
Meanwhile i don't get what's there to "not recommend a space saver". Imho it's only slightly heavier then repair kit and also leaves all the trunk space usable, yet something that can be much more relied upon. One has to remember to not put it in rear (or if rear one is flat, then put "normal wheel" from front there and spacesaver in front), due our cars having LSD, which can be easily overheated/damaged, if wheel diameters on driving end sides differs, even if slightly.

venturaII 08-09-2017 09:06 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by 86 gts (Post 729435)
The Toyota 86 in Australia was initially supplied with a full size spare. Toyota changed this to a tire repair kit in September. They do not supply or recommend a space saver. The full size spare eats into the already small boot (trunk in US). See pic attached for reference. Please someone post the dimensions & hopefully the product code for the space saver spare & ancillaries.


Did anyone ever come up with a part number for the trunk mat shown above? I want to keep a full sized spare as well.

Clipdat 08-09-2017 04:07 PM
Found it in 10 seconds of googling:

http://i.ebayimg.com/images/a/T2eC16...!~~/s-l500.jpg

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Originally Posted by venturaII (Post 2959287)
Did anyone ever come up with a part number for the trunk mat shown above? I want to keep a full sized spare as well.

venturaII 08-09-2017 05:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Clipdat (Post 2959526)
Found it in 10 seconds of googling:


WTF? I looked and looked and found nothing. Whatevs - thanks!

Clipdat 08-09-2017 05:46 PM
The phrase I used was "toyota gt86 spare tire trunk mat" :)

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Originally Posted by venturaII (Post 2959606)
WTF? I looked and looked and found nothing. Whatevs - thanks!

aquasurf 01-04-2019 02:23 AM
Hi guys,
I found almost by accident that steel 18x3.5 inch space saver rim with 125/70R18 tyre made for Volkswagen is a perfect fit for the original 205/55R16 or 215/45R17 Toyota 86/Subaru BRZ wheels. Of course, it is the correct PCD of 100 mm and 5 studs. The only minor difference is the VW rim centre hole of 59 mm against the Toyota 56.1 mm

See below:

Space saving spare 18 inch diameter with 125/70R18 tyre:
overall tyre diameter: 632 mm
tyre circumference: 1986 mm
revolution per kilometer: 503

Standard fitment: 205/55/R16:
overall tyre diameter: 632 mm
tyre circumference: 1986 mm
revolution per kilometer: 503

Optional fitment: 215/45R17
overall tyre diameter: 625
tyre circumference: 1962 mm
revolution per kilometer: 509

Such a good fit is almost unheard of.

Zestyfesty 11-06-2020 12:17 AM
My 17 BRZ PP came with a tyre repair can. I phoned a Subaru wrecker here in Melbourne, asked for space saver spare wheel from a WRX/STi PCD 5x100 17inch and $150 later I have a spare which fits in the boot space under the floor. The boot liner still sits flat as designed. Happy


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