A space saver tyre, is a temporary spare that's smaller and lighter than a regular tyre. It's intended for use only as a temporary replacement for a damaged or punctured tyre, until a permanent replacement can be obtained.

How long can you drive on a space saver tyre?

It's advisable not to drive on a space saver tyre for more than 50 miles and avoid going beyond 50mph. Driving on a space saver tyre for an extended period can cause damage to the tyre - affecting the vehicle's handling, as it's not as durable as a regular tyre.

How many miles can you drive on a space saving tyre?

The actual mileage that you can drive on a space saver tyre depends on factors such as tyre condition, driving habits, and conditions. Nonetheless, it's recommended not to exceed 50 miles.

What is the difference between a spare tyre and a space saver?

A spare tyre is a full-sized tyre that's the same size as the other tyres on the vehicle. It can be used for longer than a space saver.

A space saver tyre, on the other hand, is smaller and lighter than a regular tyre, intended as a temporary replacement until a permanent replacement can be obtained.

Do space saver tyres fit all cars?

Space saver tyres are not universal and may not fit all cars. It's important to check with a tyre fitter or check the vehicle handbook to ensure you're using the right space saver for your car.

Can you use a 16 inch space saver wheel on a car with 18 inch wheels?

It's not recommended to use a 16 inch space saver wheel on an 18 inch wheel car.

The space saver tyre is designed to replace a specific size of tyre temporarily, and using an inappropriate size can affect the handling of the vehicle. Leading to suspension and component damage.