I am assuming because of the run flats, the srt8s don't come with a spare? Is this correct?
And assuming there is no spare, does that mean they don't come with the tool kit either?

Still trying to figure out everything my dealer stiffed me on!!!

No spare is correct.

run flats are a pain imo
ive gotten many flats on teh 545 and usually the inner lining begins to wear away if you drive ont he flat and you gotta replace the damn tire
they dont reccomend repairing run flats

What about the tool kit though?
Should I have one or not?

run flats are a pain imo
ive gotten many flats on teh 545 and usually the inner lining begins to wear away if you drive ont he flat and you gotta replace the damn tire
they dont reccomend repairing run flatsI've have Run-Flats on my Z06, and installed them on my M3. I've had ZERO issues thus far. No flat tires on either in 40,000 miles between the two.

What about the tool kit though?
Should I have one or not?
it does not come with a tool kit. You're supposed to call for roadside assistance if the runflat isn't... running flat.

I had a Mercedes C32 that came without a spare tire (and without runflats) but it did come with a can of fix a flat and an air compressor. I was able to add a spare tire and full tool kit by getting all the part numbers from a C320.

Adding a spare to the Jeep SRT in the factory location (under the cargo area) would take a lot of work, and you'd most likely have to ditch the center exhaust tips.

But you can add a tool kit and jack in the storage bins behind the rear seat..... link (http://www.cardomain.com/member_pages/show_image.pl?bg=FFFFFF&image=http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/6/web/2262000-2262999/2262810_4_full.jpg)
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Yeah, I just noticed those the other day. Already got some BBQ tools (for tailgating) and BB shoes in them.