Spare wheel / jack - polystyrene tray?

[BasilHume]

My 2017 SE has a spare wheel complete with jack and spanner. It looks like they may have been used previously, which tallies with the car having come to me with mismatched tyres at the rear.

 

My question is how should I store the jack and spanner within the rear wheel / well? These are currently moving around inside the spare wheel unsupported, whereas in other cars there's often a polystyrene tray of some sorts. 

Edited 15 September, 2021 by BasilHume

[KenONeill]

1 hour ago, BasilHume said:

other cars there's often a polystyrene tray

If a jack and wheelbrace are standard that is. You don't tend to get the tray if all you get for punctures is a can of gloop.

[Tolpol62]

2 hours ago, BasilHume said:

My question is how should I store the jack and spanner within the rear wheel / well? These are currently moving around inside the spare wheel unsupported, whereas in other cars there's often a polystyrene tray of some sorts. 

You can get them on eBay. This one's for an Octavia.

 

[Carlston]

Use the OEM part number 6V0093860A to order from a UK Skoda dealer. The kit has everything except for the spare wheel.

Spare wheel replacement kit

Designed for: FABIA III.

 

988.00CZK (about £33.31)

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

 

6V0093860A

 

 Black

 

Polystyrene

 

Polystyrene box, vehicle jack with information plate, special screw (rose) for attaching the spare wheel, holding strap, wheel wrench, assembly instructions.

 

15 kg

 

INTENDED FOR:

Fabia III (2014+)

 

The spare wheel kit is intended for all drivers who prefer to equip a car with a spare wheel, instead of the tire repair kit for the most necessary range.

Spare wheel set

• contains the necessary tools for replacing a defective wheel on the car,
• all tools are neatly stored in a polystyrene box,
• the box is secured in the recess of the spare wheel with a woven strap with a buckle.

The spare wheel is not part of the set, it must be ordered separately from the ŠKODA Original Accessories range. A detailed description of the use of the spare wheel is given in the Vehicle Owner's Manual

 

 

https://eshop.skoda-auto.cz/cs_CZ/sada-pro-vymenu-rezervniho-kola/p/6V0093860A

 

The spare wheel on the Fabia MK3 will either be a 175/70R14 tyre fitted to a 5Jx14 ET35 5/100 steel rim or a 185/60R15 tyre fitted to a 6Jx15 ET38 5/100 steel rim. 

 

1	6Q0601027AC	steel rim	5 JX14 ET35 5/100 Model data: PR-C0D
	6Q0601027AC03C	rally black	Period: 0814
(1)	6R0601027AE	steel rim
	6R0601027AE03C	rally black	6JX15 ET38 Period: 0814
(1)	6R0601027R Cancelled since 01.09.2014	steel rim	6JX15 ET38
	6R0601027R 03C	rally black	Period: 0814

 

http://www.oemepc.com/skoda/part_single/catalog/sk/markt/CZ/modell/FAB/year/2016/drive_standart/797/hg_ug/601/subcategory/601012/part_id/2543667/lang/e

 

5Jx14 ET35 5/100 Steel Rim

 

https://www.mytyres.co.uk/rims/details?vehicleId=799637973241959524&rimCode=ALCAR5210

 

6Jx15 ET38 5/100 Steel Rim

 

https://www.mytyres.co.uk/rims/details?vehicleId=799637973241959524&rimCode=ALCAR7760

 

Edited 15 September, 2021 by Carlston

[BasilHume]

Thanks to all. 

 

I managed to find a polystyrene tray for £5 on eBay this morning. 

[BasilHume]

Bah. The tray that arrived wouldn’t fit - a waste of a fiver! It was apparently the right part, so I’m not sure if I will bother again and just make do! 

[Carlston]

13 minutes ago, BasilHume said:

Bah. The tray that arrived wouldn’t fit - a waste of a fiver! It was apparently the right part, so I’m not sure if I will bother again and just make do! 

 

Was the OEM part number 6V0012115?

 

12

6V0012115

tool kit bag

14",15"

 

http://www.oemepc.com/skoda/part_single/catalog/sk/markt/CZ/modell/FAB/year/2016/drive_standart/797/hg_ug/011/subcategory/11010/part_id/2554171/lang/e

[KenONeill]

4 hours ago, BasilHume said:

The tray that arrived wouldn’t fit - a waste of a fiver! It was apparently the right part

Well, the tray for my Octavia nominally looks identical, but sits like the photo inside a 16x6.5ET42 wheel. I doubt it would fit anything smaller.

[nta16]

(ETA: KenONeill posted whilst I was still typing, happens a lot to me as I'm a slow thinker and typist.)

 

Basil,

are you sure the spare wheel is correct to your particular vehicle, what size is it, what markings on it and what make model and size is the tyre?

 

I wouldn't know if its correct but others might.

 

Edited 26 September, 2021 by nta16
speeling

[Carlston]

11 minutes ago, KenONeill said:

Well, the tray for my Octavia nominally looks identical, but sits like the photo inside a 16x6.5ET42 wheel. I doubt it would fit anything smaller.

1J0012115AA allows a 15" wheel to fit. There doesn't appear to be a tool kit bag that won't allow a 15" wheel to fit.

accessories, infotainment | Skoda Octavia 2002, jack tool

(8)	1J0012115T	tool kit bag	14"
(8)	1J0012115AA	tool kit bag	15" Model data: fr.wheel drv
(8)	1J0012115AA	tool kit bag	15" Model data: 4X4 PR-1D0
(8)	1J0012115AA	tool kit bag	16"/17"
(8)	1U0012115	tool kit bag for vehicles with removable trailer hitch (ball head)	15" Model data: 4X4 PR-1D2

 

http://www.oemepc.com/skoda/part_single/catalog/sk/markt/CZ/modell/OCT/year/2002/drive_standart/252/hg_ug/011/subcategory/11010/part_id/0/lang/e

[BasilHume]

The part was 6V0012115 K. I’m not near the spare wheel, but it looked like a space saver.

[nta16]

I guess K is for the kit, this is what I get (other than sites with distracting adverts). - https://www.hifygasx.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=35171

 

[JGrindel]

Spare wheel kit part numbers are as follows:

 

• Jack - 6R0 011 031 H
• Socket Wrench - 4D0 012 219 A (All vw ones are the same so get one from a scrappy for cheap)
• Screwdriver - 6R0 012 255
• Tool Kit bag (Just the polystyrene tray) - 6V0 012 115
• Holding strap - 6Q0 867 749
• Bolt for spare wheel holding - 6Q0 803 899 A
• Extractor hook cap - wheel bolt - 8D0 012 244 A
• Extractor hook - 6X0 012 243

The spare wheel for the car is a 15" 5x100 6JX15 ET38 part number is 6R0 601 027

 

Hope this helps

 

[JGrindel]

On 27/09/2021 at 23:43, nta16 said:

I guess K is for the kit, this is what I get (other than sites with distracting adverts). - https://www.hifygasx.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=35171

 

K doesn't mean kit.

 

The numbers denote the version of the part. You can have A, B, C, D and they all mean different versions of the original part. Some parts will also have a colour code after the PN (9B9 LK2 NF8 etc) for example the dash insert (grey metal, black carbon effect etc) the PN is 6V1 858 418, but you then have to list the version and colour code. The satin black inset is 6V1 858 418 A 9B9, the white piano insert is 6V1 858 418 A NP4 and the brushed effect (Standard fabia, S, SE, Colour Edition) is 6V1 858 418 A NH1. 

 

This is a great explanation of the PN's - https://www.darksidedevelopments.co.uk/Blog/vw-part-numbers-explained/

Edited 5 October, 2021 by JGrindel

[nta16]

32 minutes ago, JGrindel said:

On 27/09/2021 at 23:43, nta16 said:

I guess K is for the kit, this is what I get (other than sites with distracting adverts). - https://www.hifygasx.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=35171

 

K doesn't mean kit.

I stand (well sit) corrected, thanks for the info.