Still having issues with the spare wheel foam

[RADIOTWO]

Did that include the, jack and wheel wrench?

No, but if the OP had a space saver from previous car he would have had the tools
which is what I did, I removed the spare and tools from my hatch, but the polistryne would not fit the ST, so
had to get the new tool holder, and with the one I got I can use either the space saver or full size wheel

 

[Mr Pig]

I keep meaning to check if one of my 16" winter wheels will fit below the boot floor with the tool kit..

Our Skoda tool kit fits in 16'' alloy and steel winter wheels. It's a different kit though but my bet is it will fit.

 

[Damo H]

No, but if the OP had a space saver from previous car he would have had the tools
which is what I did, I removed the spare and tools from my hatch, but the polistryne would not fit the ST, so
had to get the new tool holder, and with the one I got I can use either the space saver or full size wheel

But the link provided shows it does include these items, which explains the price.

 

[moriarty]

They certinatly saw you comming I think I paid about £12 for mine

Sounds like you got a bargain, when I contacted the Forum recommended supplier for the Seat insert and they wanted £37 delivered for the bit of polystyrene. The Skoda item is the tool kit and foam insert so I got a spare tool kit for roughly an extra £15, Horton had an offer on free delivery at the time.

 

[georgemilev]

Hello, i am sorry, for the dumb question, but how are those three called(looks like a patch? that is it on the metal side), that the tyre lies on when it's planted? I recently got a Cupra and one of those is broke at the middle and it's trying to fall apart, can this be replaced somehow?

 

[SuperV8]

Hello, i am sorry, for the dumb question, but how are those three called(looks like a patch? that is it on the metal side), that the tyre lies on when it's planted? I recently got a Cupra and one of those is broke at the middle and it's trying to fall apart, can this be replaced somehow?

If you're referring to these 'patches' they are just sound deadening material.
I wouldn't worry about one cracking, you wouldn't notice any difference in sound deadening.
You can get sound deadening mat to stick all over your spare wheel well/wheel arches/floors etc.. - to help reduce noises if you are really keen to reduce the unwanted noises from your car.