What is the Chery model with a spare tire at the back?

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Arthur
07/24/25 2:23am
Chery model with a spare tire at the back is the Tiggo. Chery Tiggo: Since its launch in 2005, the Chery Tiggo has been sold to more than 80 countries, earning the trust and praise of over 400,000 users worldwide. With its outstanding quality, it has become the only official designated vehicle for multiple international events. The Tiggo has formed a family lineup, including the Classic Edition, Elite Edition, and DR European Edition. While reshaping the high-quality image of Chinese independent brands, it has also become a recognized domestic and international model that aligns with international standards. Spare Tire: Generally, passenger cars are equipped with a spare tire, which is of the same specification as the original car tire. However, some vehicles use spare tires with special color rims, compact spare tires, folding spare tires, or run-flat tires, etc., to remind the owner to inspect and replace the faulty tire in time.
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OJasmine
08/10/25 9:31pm
I remember that the Chery models with spare tires mounted at the rear are mainly the Tiggo 3 and Tiggo 5 compact SUVs. They feature the spare tire mounted on the rear door, a design originally intended to facilitate quick tire changes during off-road or wilderness scenarios while also freeing up interior space to make the trunk more spacious. I once drove a friend's Tiggo 5 and felt that the externally mounted spare tire gave the rear a more rugged and practical look, especially during outings, as it took up less interior storage space. However, spare tires frequently exposed to the elements can age and deform due to wind and sun exposure, requiring regular checks on tire pressure and securing nuts to prevent them from falling off or being stolen. As a domestic car brand, Chery's Tiggo series offers great value for money, making it suitable for family use or entry-level SUV enthusiasts. Nowadays, newer models might not feature this design anymore.
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VanHolden
09/24/25 4:06am
As a long-time Chery owner, I've driven the Tiggo 3 with a rear-mounted spare tire for many years. Mounting the spare on the tailgate not only saves trunk space but also enables quick tire changes during emergencies, which proves particularly useful in congested urban areas or rural roads. The spare tire position enhances the vehicle's rugged off-road aesthetic, though prolonged use may cause hinge deformation requiring quarterly maintenance. Chery SUVs like the Tiggo 5 share this external spare tire feature, offering outstanding value with low maintenance costs. The downside is slightly increased fuel consumption due to higher wind resistance at highway speeds, though this is negligible in city driving. When selecting used cars now, the spare tire configuration serves as an excellent identifier for Tiggo models - I'd recommend prioritizing this feature.
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