LOL, I did but I put it back. So long as golf clubs, scuba equipment and groceries fit I'm good.
I know the official trunk capacity is 13.5 cubic feet. Does anyone know what it gets reduced down to if you have the spare tire package?
The shallowness of the trunk with the spare tire package is frustrating at times.
Has anyone decided to take out their spare tire package (if they have it) and plan to rely on the run flat's capabilities in the event of a flat tire?
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My golf clubs barely fit...its a tight squeeze!
O OK. I always walk.I have both a cart bag and a stand bag. I primarily use cart bag unless I decide to walk. I don't have the deluxe package so no back seat folding for me.
Best thing to do, who really gets a flat these days, usually it's a rare thing. Plus being aware of where you drive and your surroundings help, some people are just careless.My hybrid trunk is even smaller, and I don't have the run flats, either. I have a small air compressor in the trunk(Sears, $40), just in case I need to pump up a tire on the way to getting things fixed.
Wow, you need a "Deluxe Package" for a basic standard feature on a $10,000 KIA?I have both a cart bag and a stand bag. I primarily use cart bag unless I decide to walk. I don't have the deluxe package so no back seat folding for me.
If I remove the spare and everything, does the original cover still work?You'll gain about 8" inches if you take out the spare
I wonder why there is so much difference in the options vs stock features between Canada and the US. Canadians are forced to have a spare tire, bose audio, and folding seats.I have both a cart bag and a stand bag. I primarily use cart bag unless I decide to walk. I don't have the deluxe package so no back seat folding for me.