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Why doesn't the BMW 3 Series have a spare tire?

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Spencer

07/29/25 9:52pm

BMW 3 Series comes standard with run-flat tires. The reason for not having a spare tire is that most drivers don't know how to change tires. Therefore, BMW uses tires that are resistant to punctures and blowouts, known as run-flat tires. Below are the advantages of BMW's run-flat tires and the reasons for not having a spare tire: Advantages of BMW's run-flat tires: BMW uses run-flat tires for their safety, reliability, and convenience, which better ensures the safety of the owner's travel. According to the BMW user manual, after a tire blowout, the car can continue to drive at speeds below 80 km/h for approximately 80 kilometers. Run-flat tires are of higher grade and more advanced, better showcasing the owner's style. Their advantages also enhance the car's characteristics, which is why BMW uses run-flat tires. Reasons why BMW models don't have a spare tire: One reason BMW models use run-flat tires is that they don't have a spare tire, and not equipping a spare tire is a major trend for the future. Removing the spare tire reduces the vehicle's weight to some extent, thereby improving fuel efficiency. Therefore, equipping run-flat tires will also be a trend.

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