What Causes Water Accumulation in the Trunk Spare Tire?
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Water accumulation in the trunk spare tire can be caused by the following reasons: 1. Reason one: Clogged sunroof/trunk drainage pipes. 2. Reason two: Aging of sunroof/trunk sealing strips. 3. Reason three: Blocked rear drainage outlets. 4. Reason four: Damaged trunk clips. 5. Reason five: Dents in the trunk due to impact. 6. Reason six: Leakage through the trunk ventilation grille. Related information about spare tires is as follows: 1. Introduction one: A spare tire is an additional tire carried in motor vehicles as a replacement for a flat, blowout, or other emergencies. The term 'spare tire' is often a misnomer, as almost all vehicles actually carry an entire wheel with a tire mounted as a spare, not just the tire itself. 2. Introduction two: Since mounting a tire onto a wheel requires the driver to carry additional specialized equipment, certain spare tires ('space-saver' and 'donut' types) are not intended for long-distance travel. The maximum speed for space-saver tires is approximately 50 mph (80 km/h).