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Originally Posted by C3PO
Just buy another rim/tire set that matches your current setup and put it in the trunk if you drive long distance. In town, you will most likely just get towed to where you can get your tire replaced or fixed.
In addition, insurance plans usually have roadside assistance. I also have a matching spare in the trunk. Plus, I'm not going to go on long trips without a matching spare in the trunk. I'd rather spend money on a wheel/tire combo that matches my current setup than a spare that doesn't.
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A matching spare would take a lot of space and is heavy.
Probably close to 40 pounds.
BTW, does anyone know how heavy is this European spare tire kit is?