If you travel long distances on the Interstate, you'll want a full size spare

I use “sticky string” with 12 V inflator that keeps my tires properly inflated. I also carry a can of goop and pay a small fee to my insurance carrier for tow service.

Bob Wilson

 

I currently have a donut behind my passenger seat.
Since I just got snows w/rims, maybe I'll see how a full size fits behind the seat.
Maybe when it gets a little warmer, lol. 8 here.
edit: Run flats suck
edit 2: The donut is same diameter

 

Doughnut spares don't kill - people kill....when they don't bother to RTFM (*.)

Or?
As might be stated by a sometimes cranky old Marine friend:
Driving is an IQ test that not everybody passes......


(*)Read the.....'factory' manual.

 

I know a lot of people that "can" read; but they can't/don't articulate the words on paper to real world knowledge.....
Kinda like those Peanuts cartoons, when a parent talks to Charlie Brown and it's incomprehensible......

 

I said I was going to buy a spare when I got the bolt 2 1/2 years ago.
It even has a place for one under the hatch floor, but still haven’t pulled the trigger

 

Full-size tire/wheel fit behind passenger seat.
No legroom for passenger sacrificed.
Place to store battery and capacitor jump packs in wheel dish.
Camouflaged poorly by winter jacket.
Anyone want to buy a new donut? Must pick up, lol. I live near Albany, NY.

 

Yep our last 2 vehicles had NO spare tire...just the stupid Toyota canister of fix-a-flat foam and inflator. (And substandard car scissor jack.)

I put full-size spares in them and replaced the jack with a better one.

My co-worker has a BMW with no spare...same dumb system as me. He got a flat up in Denver but tire wouldn't hold any air and he waited over 5-hours for AAA to show up to help him out. (He didn't know it would take that long else he would've called me.)

 

BMW used to do run flats. They don’t anymore.

 

I had bad luck with run flats. They go flat easily, lol.

 

That's what happens when they rely on a third party service, under a fixed fee contract - tow trucks are going to take the higher paying cash job FIRST. They will eventually get to you, once they've exhausted all of their higher fee work.
Better to have your own backup plan in place.