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Only cars, mixed-use vehicles and vehicles intended for carrying goods—the latter two with a maximum authorised mass of less than 3,500 kg—are required to carry a spare wheel and the tools needed to change it. Three-wheeled vehicles and quadricycles are exempt from this requirement, so NOT all motor vehicles are required to carry a spare wheel.
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Only when their maximum permissible mass is more than 3,500 kilograms.
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