I have given up trying to argue the point to fiat about the spare wheel,It goes from one excuse to another,my last phone call from customer care i was told that only if the Bravo was an October or after build, then it should have a spare wheel,because mine was built in June and is an ex-demo i am not entitled to the spare wheel for my Bravo.
I will just have to try and find a spare wheel that would fit in case of emergency from a scrap yard

bluebravo said:

I have given up trying to argue the point to fiat about the spare wheel,It goes from one excuse to another,my last phone call from customer care i was told that only if the Bravo was an October or after build, then it should have a spare wheel,because mine was built in June and is an ex-demo i am not entitled to the spare wheel for my Bravo.
I will just have to try and find a spare wheel that would fit in case of emergency from a scrap yard

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When I asked my dealer about a spare rather than the goo can I got a brand new steely from a base GP with a new tyre for £25. Bargain IMO!

I got a spacesaver wheel and tool kit off ebay for £1-00 ( plus about a litre of diesel collecting it!

However I've got 4 standard steel rims, having fitted 16" alloys, so Ithink I'll just fit a cheap standard sized tyre as spare. That will leave me with 3 standard rims spare ( in Peterborough ). Anyone interested?

I'm confused. I've got a Bravo Dynamic (not the Sport), and I have that daft little puncture repair kit, shouldn't I have been allocated a space saver wheel?

it goes back to something mentioned earlier in the thread.... when the car was built

Mine was an ex-demo and registered in APril or May 07 - one of the first batches that made it into the country (not sure how many are in a batch but it's a very early production one) - no spare wheel and no tools to remove a wheel (other than the lock nut adapter). Spoke to the garage who offered to supply me with one - £120 all in minus the actual tyre. Declined as I didn't have the cash. Mate has a few space savers so I can pinch one from him - not sure if it will make any odds as it will be on until I get to a grage to get the main tyre replaced - 18s are on my car.

The boot space would need cutting up to make room for a space saver (or full sized wheel) but there seems to be the space for a jack and stuff.

Mate ordered one up about a year ago and it came with a spare tyre and that arm rest thing over the central console bit...both petrol Sports...

mine is july 2008 and has a spare wheel.

neilshep said:

I got a spacesaver wheel and tool kit off ebay for £1-00 ( plus about a litre of diesel collecting it!

However I've got 4 standard steel rims, having fitted 16" alloys, so Ithink I'll just fit a cheap standard sized tyre as spare. That will leave me with 3 standard rims spare ( in Peterborough ). Anyone interested?

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Just bought [yesterday]a Bravo and wasn't told it had no spare !!!,
I'm after a full sized Steel Wheel can anyone help Carrie

Fiat can sell you a wheel, alternativly put a wanted advert in the classifieds.

Hi all. Might seem a silly question but how do you tell when the is built? The reason for asking is that I have a Dynamic but it has that repair and go stuff.

Rothy said:

Hi all. Might seem a silly question but how do you tell when the is built? The reason for asking is that I have a Dynamic but it has that repair and go stuff.

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Check your log book. It has the manufacture date in there. Also, I recall seeing a printed tag under the carpet in the boot containing the manufacture date.