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Old 11-22-2010, 01:07 PM
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Thanks treeboy. I was hoping that there wasn't much more too it as I had the dealer add it to my truck this morning. I'll see about finding the carpet later.

I started looking into this when a friend asked me to help him with his M5 (previous generation). He had a large screw in the front left tire and wanted to get it fixed. No spare tire, no jack, no mention in the owners manual on how to change a tire so no jack point (just a 12v compressor). Did a quick online search and found where to put the jack. No problem there but, where does the jack stand go once we had it up since the jack was using the jack point. So that got me to thinking about the 35d that we ordered, w/o the spare tire option. Thanks guys.
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