What is the Difference Between a Non-Full-Size Spare Tire and a Full-Size Spare Tire?
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Non-full-size spare tires and full-size spare tires differ in specifications, materials, etc. Below are the differences between non-full-size and full-size spare tires: 1. Different sizes: A full-size spare tire is easier to understand—it has the same specifications as the car's four original tires and usually uses the same rim as the original wheel. A non-full-size spare tire, on the other hand, is narrower in width or has a smaller rim size and typically uses a steel rim. 2. Different weights: A full-size spare tire has the same specifications as the car's four original tires, making it much heavier than a non-full-size spare tire.