Where can I obtain a replacement Saturn sw1 spare donuts tire?

Answer by  KelliMatz (42)

For used replacement parts like a spare you should try a junk yard or a U Wrench it kind of place. Just be very certain that the donut is in excellent condition and it will cost much less.

Answer by  Teaberry (846)

Check at auto body parts stores. Also check online for deals and discounts on spare tires. Check on ebay motors, JC Whitney, Auto Warehouse, etc.. You may also check into your local tire supply shops. A lot of time they have spares that the will give you free of charge. Lastly, contact the dealer.

Answer by  Matt67 (112)

I would strongly suggest you check out your local used tire shops and the local junk car lots for the tire. This will be the MOST cost effective way to replace the tire. Make sure it is good and holds air. Last place would be the local car dealer which will cost you more in the end!

Answer by  oddflash (902)

Almost all retail tire stores sell the replacement donut spare tires, even for cars that are no longer manufactured. Shop around before buying as the prices vary greatly on these tires. Do an internet search on retail tire stores in your area. Be specific and give the size in search.

Answer by  Doug77 (1433)

The easiest place to locate a "new" or slightly used donut spare is your local auto recycling place (aka, 'junk yard') High end places will have them set aside, already.

Answer by  bigdogg2828 (11)

The cheapest way is to go to a car salvage yard.Find the same make and model of your car.If you find a car at the salvage yard you can just a normal tire cheap.

Answer by  Doug77 (1433)

Most times, if you stroll through your local auto salvage yard you will come across another saturn that still has the mini spare - and chances are, it wasn't used.

Answer by  randyrobinson2001 (86)

I would say that your best bet would be to contact all of your local junkyards, they always have spares. If that doesn't work almost any tire shop could get you a replacement. Last, but not least, if you're willing to pay alot, just contact a Saturn dealer.

Answer by  Amber40 (24961)

The easiest pace to find one would be a your local salvage yard. Most keep spare for all size vehicles or can locate one for you. You could look online also but shipping a tire would be pretty expensive.