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looks like it has no spare so im guessing there should be goop and a jack and handle.

Anything else?

im going to try and order all the stuff from Nissan if i can or get some sort of aftermarket kit.

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It has more than mine does, you get a wheel brace at least, mine just has the tow ring.

There is no spare, no goop, no jack, nothing in these, they come with runflat tyres from the factory.

I bought a 370Z donut (which clears the akebonos), a jack and wheel brace for mine as I had normal tyres fitted last time.  I just throw them in the boot if I am going out of town.

Identical to my Q50, except I also (randomly) have a partly used aftermarket tyre repair kit.

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According to my owner's manual Mexico and Middle East got a 145/70/18 spare 

So, are your tyres run flats (will be something like 245/45RF19)? Weird to have goop for run flats, and I don't see how goop works without a jack.

I'm still looking into suitable spares that fit the wheel well, but it is only 660mm tall which is about 7% shorter than the tyres on mine

Im thinking of getting some new wheels soon so i might keep a stock in the boot some how if i can fit and secure it.

i will just buy a scissor jack from supercheap aswell.

thanks guys.

might even see if i can find a space saver just to get me out of shit.

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