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A temporary-use or emergency wheel.
A temporary-use or emergency wheel. Observe the manufacturer’s limits on speed, distance and use, and replace or repair the damaged wheel promptly. Adequate alternative systems also exist, but a punctured wheel is not a usable spare.
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A temporary-use or emergency wheel.
A punctured wheel as the only usable spare.
A wheel without a tyre, ready to drive directly on its rim.
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