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Today I asked for the Vred tyre price and the dealer thinks we need inner tubes too? Sorry for my ignorance but I am not sure if Morgan fitted tubed or tubeless tires. What is right? (2011 production)
I'm not sure when MMC switched to tubeless, but I'm reasonably sure you'll have tubeless tyres. A simple visual inspection of the valve will tell you - tubes have valves with a knurled retaining ring.
Tim H.
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Really be interested in how you find those tires after the Avons, especially through standing water. Yes I'm also looking forward to that. Standing water might be a while away though! Cold and dry for the next few days.
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Just checked tonight and all are holding pressure! Occasionally I find a new tyre needs a reseal, but not this time. They did a great job, very carefully.
Oh and the 2012 does have a balanced spare wheel.
DaveW
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I have made wooden axle stands for the front from a 6 inch square fence post. pick up the car by jacking from the cross member and under they go. perfect. My question is if i want to do the same at the back where is the best place for the trolley jack to raise the rear of the car or should i just do a corner at a time?
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Don't lift one corner, except in an emergency. It puts a lot of strain on the chassis. The rear crossmember is the recommended jacking place, but I feel more comfortable with a beam to spread the load.
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