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just ordered spare for a j11 and its 25% off the kit now and 15% off they tyre on that glyn hopkin site

I have seen that price and then added on postage and also for a tyre fitter to put the tyre on and it comes close to the £215 complete fit from a nearby Nissan dealer. I am assuming that the QQ facelift with 18" wheels uses the same spacesaver as other models.

Geordieman, we had the same question when we ordered our Tekna QQ J11in early 2014. A Spare Wheel Kit did exist for the J10 model but for the J11 it was unknown. In the end with our Dealer we put together a Kit (using J10 parts) and after a few months a „Nissan Kit“ for the J11appeared. IMHO the J11A Kit as mentioned here will fit the J11B model.
The Glyn Hopkins Ad here actually states for „Facelift“ Models but not for Bose Systems, which I would assume is the problem in the Rear Storage Area - Dave

Geordieman wrote: ↑Thu Nov 23, 2017 9:17 pm I have seen that price and then added on postage and also for a tyre fitter to put the tyre on and it comes close to the £215 complete fit from a nearby Nissan dealer. I am assuming that the QQ facelift with 18" wheels uses the same spacesaver as other models.

got mine delivered to dealer for collection ( click and collect) post was free, local tyre place fitted it to the wheel for £10

My dealer matched the lowest price I had from another local Nissan dealer at £215 for the spacesaver wheel and tyre. It was in the boot when I got the car. I had to ask for the standard foam and compressor kit as the mechanic had forgotten to put it in the boot.

This worked for me

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Genuine-Niss ... Sw7hRWOhDX

£199 delivered with tyre fitted

That looks like a useful ebay link.

I have just ordered this from ebay for my 2018 n-connecta hopefully it will arrive tomorrow https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Genuine-Niss ... 2749.l2649 I will let you know if its ok
£169.50 delivered.

It arrived yesterday, fitted it today, it was all gunuine nissan parts, very pleased. The only downside I have found is that as the spare wheel is deeper than the repair kit it means that you loose depth in the boot and it basically means you only gain about 50mm if you put the boot floor panels in the lower position so I have left them in the upper position and have a the flat loading floor now.
Richard