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No, the limitations indicated by the manufacturer must be observed.
No. A temporary-use spare is for limited necessity and must be used according to vehicle and wheel instructions: speed, distance, pressure and other conditions. Not all spare wheels are temporary, and no 200 km distance applies to every model. Replace or repair the normal wheel promptly and do not arbitrarily increase pressure.
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No, the limitations indicated by the manufacturer must be observed.
Yes, by keeping the tyre at a higher pressure than the other wheels.
Yes, but only on urban roads.
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