Prius Prime - the interior with the 8" touch screen

My guess is that they are stuffed into the cubby for the tonneau cover.

 

Opposite the right storage cubby there is a space along the left side of the back where the compressor and sealant are stored. There were things in the narrow storage space that runs parallel to the rear edge of the car. I remember there was the charging cord on the right, but I am not sure of everything that was on the left. I did see the removeable tow hook some other things in plastic envelopes. There wasnt room in there for a jack or lug wrench.

 

the jack and wrench are under the drivers seat, in the pip.

 

This is the Prime discussion, are you sure about that Bisco?

 

i know, i can't help myself.

positive, i've used them several times.

interestingly, no prime drivers have stepped up with the correct number of jelly beans.

 

7525 jelly beans

 

that's it!

 

I want a recount of the blue and red ones!

You can tell a lot about a fellow's character by his way of eating jellybeans.
Ronald Reagan, quoted in Observer, March 29 1981
40th president of US (1911 - 2004)
Jack is under driver seat in the "Jackhole" as seen in 1 video review. Maybe the only reviewer to actually look for it.

 

I know that's where it was on my 2012, I'll go look.

 

no, it wasn't. nothing under the rear seats in the pip. take a picture while you're there.

 

Tidelands is right, Page 610 in the Owners Manual.

 

Now the question is: Why does Toyota provide all the tools, but no spare? I do have a full spare in my trunk, still awaiting my donut that they promised. It is not a question of weight as touted, but I think there just being cheapskates. They prefer to ruin your tire with gunk and then have to buy a new tire. Iincidently all of my mpg bars are plus 150mpg. In EV Mode.

 

Cheapskates? Where would it go?

 

Where would what go Lee? If you are referring to the donut spare, I think it will fit behind the passenger seat. That's where I had it on my 2012 PIP. It's not a family car, just no room. It is technically brilliant and drives beautifully, fantastic mileage.

 

the tools are needed to use the goop, you must jack it up.

 

did you find it?

 

I'm buying it for my family of four, and there's more than plenty of room.

There's no spare because the battery is where the spare would go, not because Toyota is being cheap.

 

Ok I guess that makes, what doesn't make sense is ruining the tire with the goop in the first place.