Swace spare wheel

[CarLikeAToaster]

I've got a 70 plate (2020) Swace.

There's a wheel-shaped void under the boot floor with a packet containing pump + tyre slime, and the towing eye, casually thrown in.

Any recommendations for a spare wheel, please? I assume the space is too small for a proper one so it would have to be a spacesaver? I'd need a jack as well. It's my family transport and only really used for long distances; I'm happy to pay a few quid more to get a decent one that is safe, with a jack that won't collapse, if there's a choice

[FROSTYBALLS]

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[CarLikeAToaster]

TY!

[CarLikeAToaster]

To update (will also post in linked topic above):

1: Parts department at Suzuki dealer said they don't sell a spare wheel and refused to discuss whether I could buy an "ordinary" wheel as a spare part.

2: Suzuki UK customer services agreed that they do not sell any type of spare wheel and suggested I try a Toyota dealer.

3: Parts department at local Toyota dealer refused to sell spares for a non-Toyota badged vehicle as "we can't check the VIN to see if it's the right part and it's too much hassle when people bring stuff back that doesn't fit".

4: I ordered a full-size spare 16" alloy and (pretty nasty) tyre from a scrapyard, on eBay, for £170. It fits perfectly in the spare wheel void under the boot floor and has plenty of space for jack, pump, gunk, wheelbrace, etc.

[forkingabout]

Over the years I've found various main dealers of different vehicle manufacturers will happily order parts via customer supplied part numbers on the understanding there paid for upfront & cannot be returned if they don't fit.

 

[Derek.w]

Yes thats true across a lot of industries like if you order a electronic part and fit it yourself im afrade no warranty (electronic components) not motors.