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No.
There is no general requirement for a trailer spare, whether light or heavier. The passenger car must carry a spare or temporary-use wheel with necessary tools, or an alternative offering sufficient mobility, observing its limits. Check trailer tyres and plan assistance for a breakdown; no spare-wheel requirement does not permit defective tyres.
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Yes, but only if it is a light trailer.
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