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Do all new cars come with a spare tire?

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LeIvan
07/28/2025, 05:52:10 AM

New cars are equipped with a spare tire. When inspecting a new car, pay attention to the following aspects: 1. Paint: Walk around the car to check for any scratches or color discrepancies on the paint surface, as these can occur during transportation. 2. Mileage: Typically, new cars may have driven a few dozen kilometers due to relocation processes after production. However, if the mileage exceeds 70 kilometers, it may indicate prior use by someone else. 3. Lights: Inspect the lighting system, including headlights, brake lights, fog lights, and turn signals. 4. Tires: Check for tire wear, ensure the spare tire is intact, verify the presence of tread hairs, and confirm that the production dates are similar. 5. Engine: Start the vehicle to ensure the engine operates smoothly without unusual vibrations or other symptoms.

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