With regard to mandatory equipment, are all vehicles classified as motor vehicles required to carry a spare wheel and the tools to replace it?

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The correct answer is "No". According to the General Vehicle Regulations (Annex XII), the full spare wheel or temporary-use spare wheel, with the tools needed to change wheels (or an alternative system that offers guarantees for mobility), is part of the equipment of passenger cars and of dual-purpose or goods vehicles with a maximum authorized mass of no more than 3,500 kg. Among the motor vehicles that are not required to carry one are trucks and buses of more than 3,500 kg MAM and motorcycles, whose mandatory equipment is the reflective vest. Therefore, saying that only vehicles of more than 3,500 kg carry one is a mistake, because these are precisely the ones that do not have that obligation. And stating that it is mandatory for any motor vehicle without exception is false, because the rule limits it to the cases indicated.

With regard to mandatory equipment, are all vehicles classified as motor vehicles required to carry a spare wheel and the tools to replace it?

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