It was a steel wheel, with a space saver tyre. Which is only 10mm narrower than the proper tyre! I wasn't bothered about an alloy, as I'd be swapping the wheels back, as soon as the repair is carried out.

Somewhere on here, but quite a while ago, someone pointed out that the jack is actually a Volvo item, and is (was) remarkably cheap from the dealers. Might be worth consulting Dan, site sponsor.

Can anybody help with this Volvo part number?

tried searching but did not have any luck, tried google to.

cheapest Ive found jack is £43.50 plus £10 delivery

must be better deal or someone has second hand?

i haven't been a member long enough to ask on parts wanted / for sale board.


cheers

LR028800 for the jack £35.02 +VAT from my landrover dealership.

I got caught out with a heavy puncture in a blizzard in the far north of Scotland and the sealent was useless which then led me to buy the spare wheel kit from LR. Total was £129 without the tyre.

This was the thread. it's a bit old now. http://www.freel2.com/forum/topic7964.html?highlight=volvo+jack

Or try site sponsor Dan at Duckworth Parts http://www.freel2.com/forum/duckworth-parts-vf30.html

What. Are they really selling an off road vehicle with out a spare?

You can't have it all ways, no spare, lower weight, lower Tax band. There is always the option to buy when ordering dorm the factory, £180 there or there abouts for a matching spare. p****d off with a Digital Keyboard Warrior

I'm pretty happy with my purchase.

of e bay found a local guy selling the spare he bought for since sold Freelander.

6 spoke alloy 235/65/r7 wrangler hp all weather £120 never used (matches other 4 wheels)

just need the jack and the retaining screw, thanks for the Pm's on that!

seems rrp less 20% is about the best available.

looked at the volvo part number but not sure it comes with wheel brace?

john

Wouldn't bother with a wheel brace, pop down to Halfords, 21mm socket and a Breaker Bar, much better, costs under £25 and you will find other uses for it.

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/...yId_165469

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/...yId_165469 p****d off with a Digital Keyboard Warrior

I have found that a normal car scissor jack with a block of wood under it (useful too if you aren't on a hard surface) will do the trick.

ad210358 wrote:

Wouldn't bother with a wheel brace, pop down to Halfords, 21mm socket and a Breaker Bar, much better, costs under £25 and you will find other uses for it.

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/...yId_165469

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/...yId_165469

A breaker bar might lock them too tight would a nightmare to remove with a wheel brace (if you ever did buy a brace that is ) MY14 Kahn Converted Dynamic - Fuji White Ebony/Pimento Interior
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Only if you press to hard, it's 18 inches use a torque wrench but it's better than the wheel brace that slips p****d off with a Digital Keyboard Warrior

Hiya all, i sorted out an old Transit scissor jack and wheel brace which both work fine, so saved myself £40. All located in the boot with my ebay sourced 19" spare and tyre compressor and gunk repair kit. Garry