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Thanks all for the feedback and comments, very useful.
Lightsphere, don't hesitate getting an early Aero, despite some of my (largely unfounded) reservations/concerns, they are great cars.
Philippo, thanks for the suggestion on how to jack the car up. I will try and replicate what you have done as knowing that I can get the wheels off, if required, will give me a lot more peace of mind.
Aero S1's seem really thin on the ground now, there is only one for sale (Techniques) that I am aware of!
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trips and LoS would have been very uncomfortable in the Plus8 especially the straight run back from St T. to Calais (although swmbo is still complaining!) speeding once again?????? 
Steven
sold: M3W, Aeromax,V6, 4/4 4seater
now: +fourLM62
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Great thread.
The Aero is a car that can stop people in their tracks like no other car I have ever driven .I agree though that its a car to be respected especially when driving on the edge, although I probably have not even taken it near that yet!
Reliability/ running costs,is it any different from any other performance car , I don't think so.
Cheers Andy
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Hi Culminator,
I'm not sure why you have a problem with removing wheels as long as you're only after removing one at a time - this being the case, there's no need to lift the chassis.
I use the scissor jack placed close to wheel under the lower suspension arm - a couple of turns and the wheels off the ground.
Regards
Robo
Last edited by Robo; 29/08/11 09:57 AM.
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