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[05omegav6]

... regarding a full size spare

http://static.photobucket.com/player.swf?file=http://vid1277.photobucket.com/albums/y486/05omegav6/VID_20130801_194040_zps006135e5.mp4

And hopefully silence a few naysayers in the process

[TheBoy]

I worry about gentlemen having boxes of tissues in the car....

[05omegav6]

You can never have too many tissues

[kevinp58]

Yup I threw my spacesaver out and put a full size spare into my saloon,  they do fit perfectly. 

[omega3000]

I worry about gentlemen having boxes of tissues in the car....

For those awkward moments 

[05omegav6]

Wipe on, wipe off 

[symes]

all i got in mine are tools/custom car mags and my onesie(overalls) oh and various relays/fuses/crank sensor

[Rog]

Hi Al  Thanks for that ! Seriously helpful 

Now, I just need to get one  But fit a bi-directional. Will that be safe ?

[05omegav6]

Hi Al  Thanks for that ! Seriously helpful 

Now, I just need to get one  But fit a bi-directional. Will that be safe ?

You're welcome

Bi directional perfectly safe, most firms do them, just be clear about your requirements when you get a tyre

Alot of tyres must be fitted one way round on the wheel and will have summat like 'this side out/outside' on the outer sidewall. Any tyre with that on it can be fitted in any position on the car.

Directional tyres will have an arrow marking the direction of rotation and can be fitted either way to the wheel, but are then sided on the car. They can be fitted to the 'wrong' side on a temporary basis, but not recommended as grip will become seriously compromised