Originally Posted by
IsleTraveller
Is it common for car rental companies to provide cars without spare tires? Which ones do and which ones don't?
What kind of car did you have? Was there a void where the spare should have been? I've not seen any rental car company intentionally take out spare tires. But, as noted above, many new vehicles don't have a spare any more. It allows for more cargo space and less weight (ie, better fuel economy). Most cars without a spare either have run flats and/or a fix a flat inflation kit.