Hi Leuts, after 20 years I flattened a tire again. Just as it looks at the shattered ground of a New Year’s Eve cult bottle, which was hidden in the snow. Too bad about the new kind of tire, which is irreparable. But fortunately the air escaped slowly, so that the wheel change could be carried out at home. With the tool on the roadside this would have been a failure. The supplied wobbly and foldable lever to the wheel nut is about as short as the handle of a frying pan. Without my proven wheel cross, which from today will always be in the car, it would have been completely impossible to solve the wheel nuts with this cluttered toy toy! The car lifter needs (feeled) 500 crank turns to lift the car. With the “pan handle” put on-half-turn-off-……… it would have been a half-day occupation. With the gun from the home key box (21’s key) it was painfully. The spare wheel is something to get used to the rope wind.