Good thing they don't have onStar for Vanagons... "We've located you
and are ready to bring you a spare tire and install it for you. We
need to know if you are using 14, 15, or 16 inch wheels and which tire
size. What tire are you using? Were they over two years old? Do you
know where the date stamp is from where they tires were molded? Are
spacers involved? Did you install them on this car yourself? Do you
have a one/half or three/quarter inch bar? Do you use a cheater bar?
If so how long? In what country were your sockets made? The original
jack sucks, doesn't it? Do you carry an offroad jack? Where do you
store it? Did you customize the jack or the storage appliance? Do you
have plastic skirting or metal bumpers? Do you use anti-seize on your
wheel bolts or nuts? Do you use bolts or nuts or a combination? Did
you use Scott Daniel's el cheapo alignment method or did you have it
done professionally?"

Jim

On Fri, Aug 6, 2010 at 6:01 PM, Don Hanson <dhanson928@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
> On Fri, Aug 6, 2010 at 3:41 PM, Jim Felder <jim.felder@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Since it's friday and this thread's already been hijacked every which
>> way...
>>
>> Guess what standard piece of equipment that has come on every
>> passenger car ever made DOESN'T come with the new corvette.
>>
>>
>> A spare tire. No mini. No maxi. Nothing. Call home and have one brought to
>> you.
>>
>> Happy Friday,
>>
>> Jim
>
> � Yeah,but doesn't every new GM car come with Onstar..or some� such talking
> brain?� You just push a button on the dash and some 'customer service'
> person somewhere pipes up from your dash..."Yes?� This is Onstar, how can I
> help you?"� and you say..."got a flat, can you get me fixed up?" and they
> send someone right out....you don't even have to tell em where to send the
> AAA truck...your GM car tells em where you are...
>
> Don Hanson
>