How many kilometers can a non-full-size spare tire be driven?

[McGabriel]

It is best not to exceed 160 kilometers with a non-full-size spare tire. Non-full-size spare tires usually have speed limit markings. When driving on highways, do not exceed 80 kilometers per hour, and the usage time of the spare tire should not be too long, not exceeding two hours. Relevant information about non-full-size spare tires is as follows: 1. A non-full-size spare tire refers to a spare tire that is slightly smaller in diameter and narrower in width than the regular tires. 2. The spare tire has different speed ratings and load indexes compared to the four normal tires of the vehicle and cannot be used as a replacement. The spare tire is only for temporary use.