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How the fuck is one supposed to carry 4 wheels inside a Fiesta without having the wheels roll everywhere and fuck up the car's body?
I was thinking piling two wheels on each side of the rear seats and having a friend sit in the middle holding them.
Other alternative would be getting rid of the spare wheel, getting one of the wheels in there and asking three friends to hold a wheel each.
Another one would be securing each of the three wheels with a seatbelt and the fourth on the spare wheel well.
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Use a small trailer. People who daily their track cars do this
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>>17876368
That would involve getting a hitch on the car and renting a trailer. And it would only be a one time thing.
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>>17876360
Ratchet straps.
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>>17876373
This, tie them all together so you have one large mass, then secure it to the headrests or something
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>>17876373
>>17876414
That's a pretty good idea, I suppose some rope would do as well.
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Maybe don't drive like a mad cunt. I've transported wheels plenty of times and they've never shifted.
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Also there should be load securement latches in the boot of any hatchback or wagon including the Fiesta, look for them.
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>>17876545
It's a 30km trip on the motorway. I'm afraid I might have to do some hard braking or whatever.
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>>17876558
>30km
So like 18 miles? Is it really that hard to drive smoothly for 20 minutes?
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>>17876568
It isn't, but better safe than sorry.
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>>17876360
Are moving blankets not a thing in Europe? I've got at least 6 hanging up in my home recording booth.
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>>17876572
Yeah, ofc I'll use blankets. But blankets won't avoid damage if something goes sideways.
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