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The manufacturer’s limit, without exceeding the road limit or a safe speed.
The limit marked on the wheel and specified by its manufacturer, as well as the road limit and a safe speed. Many compact spares are limited to 80 km/h: this is a use restriction, not merely optional advice. Spare wheels do not all have the same construction or distance restrictions; follow those for your vehicle and repair or replace the damaged wheel as soon as possible.
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Always 50 km/h, regardless of the wheel and its instructions.
The manufacturer’s limit, without exceeding the road limit or a safe speed.
No special limit: the speed marked on the wheel may be ignored.
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