Does the Citroen C5 X have a spare tire?

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SanDallas
07/23/25 8:14pm
The Citroen C5 X does not have a spare tire. Here are some tire maintenance measures: Ensure correct tire pressure: The standard tire pressure for different vehicles, including front and rear wheels and spare tires, varies. The standard tire pressure data provided by the car manufacturer is usually posted on parts of the vehicle such as the door pillars. If the pressure is increased by 25%, the tire life will be shortened by about 30%. Tire appearance inspection: Regularly check the tires for bulges, cracks, cuts, punctures, and abnormal wear. Pay special attention to the wear on the tire tread and edges. Abnormal wear is often caused by poor alignment or incorrect tire pressure. Keep the tire surface clean: Keeping the tires clean is one of the important factors in extending tire life. Especially in winter, pay attention to the cleanliness of the tires before and after driving. Before driving, check if the tire tread is covered by ice or snow.
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MacJasper
08/10/25 6:12pm
I'm an owner of the Citroën C5 X, having bought the car just a few months ago. Before purchasing, I specifically inquired about the spare tire issue. The salesperson explained that the standard configuration doesn't include a full-size spare tire but comes with a tire repair kit, which includes a compressor and sealant. There's an optional accessory to add a compact spare tire, but it costs extra. I think this design is quite clever—it saves trunk space and is sufficient for daily city driving, though I have some concerns for long-distance trips. I recommend carrying your own air pump for quick fixes in case of a puncture. Don't forget to check the expiry date of the repair kit; I tested the sealant a few months ago, and it worked decently, but for major damage, you'd still need to call for roadside assistance. Overall, the car's configuration is reasonable, fuel-efficient, and practical. For new buyers, don't just focus on the spare tire—pay more attention to overall safety features.
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