@Ole1,And, a picture showing how 10 mm bolt and 5 holes in stock rotor are not centered in "extra holes" in modern spare ... View attachment 16762
@Ole1,ahhh ... thank you !
... looks like pup rear calipers and rotors are totally different from non PUP model (stating the obvious) ....
- I am still quite curious about how J' got his modern spare to fit with his 10 mm bolt still there ... maybe the bolt is positioned differently on the PUP rotor ....
If what you bought is Alloy spare, it already has relief for 10mm brake rotor bolt. No need to remove it.I just received a like-new Hyundai 18x4 spare for $96 shipped off eBay. I don't really intend to carry it regularly, but it will come in handy for doing my own tire rotations. I might carry it on long trips and the like.
A few questions about that 10mm bolt if I may.
1. Is the 10mm bolt PUP only or is it on the standard trim as well? I just just have 18" aeros without the fancy sports brakes and whatnot. (Yeah I could take off a wheel to find out but I'm guessing someone knows)
2. I don't suppose anyone has measured the height of the 10mm bolt head? How much clearance is needed for the 10mm bolt? The Hyundai spare has recesses, and I'm curious to know if they are sufficient to clear the 10mm bolt head.
Thanks for a great informative discussion on spare tires.