[Doggie 1]

Yes, I believe it would.

[Surferdude]

would a full size spare even fit in the spacesaver sized boot? 

It should do. The body shell wouldn't be changed just for a spare. If some cars have them I imagine all models would fit them in.
Unlike for instance, a Ford Fiesta.

[eye30]

i don't think the space saver spare is an issue IMO.   you get a flat,put on the spare,then go and have the puncture repaired and re fit the repaired wheel.    that's what the spare wheel is there for,not to be left in the boot and be forgoten about till the next time you get a flat. 

#3

[rustynutz]

#4   

[eye30]

#4   

So I take it #4 apply to #24

[rustynutz]

Works for me....

[eye30]

Works for me....

       

[Lakes]

I would not buy a car that just has a space saver. thats one thing i first check when i look at a new car. looks like its not really a Hyundai but a  Mazda 3 clone i'm happy my late model FD has full size 16" mag wheel so i got 5 mags. i was in a motorcycle tyre service just before Xmas & guy had a space saver to put a new tyre on, the tyre on it was all burnt rubber. i asked what Motorcycle thats off as looks more like a car wheel. he said its a car space saver & they just use a motorcycle tyre. the guy got caught in country with a flat & thats what happens when you ddrive them at normal speeds in hot weather on Aussie country roads and they are not rated to support much weight. i would be checking i had 40psi in them. unless i just drove in the city.

[Surferdude]

I would not buy a car that just has a space saver. thats one thing i first check when i look at a new car. looks like its not really a Hyundai but a  Mazda 3 clone i'm happy my late model FD has full size 16" mag wheel so i got 5 mags. i was in a motorcycle tyre service just before Xmas & guy had a space saver to put a new tyre on, the tyre on it was all burnt rubber. i asked what Motorcycle thats off as looks more like a car wheel. he said its a car space saver & they just use a motorcycle tyre. the guy got caught in country with a flat & thats what happens when you ddrive them at normal speeds in hot weather on Aussie country roads and they are not rated to support much weight. i would be checking i had 40psi in them. unless i just drove in the city.

Might be worth checking but I think they actually need a lot more than 40 psi. My memory is telling me 60 psi but maybe someone can look at theirs and check.

[ozbum]

Hi, My GD Active (Built: Nov 2012) came with a full size spare and it fits the spare wheel well

[rustynutz]

That's what I wanted to hear, thanks ozbum! 

[AlanHo]

My 2012 GD has a space saver spare. To fit a full size wheel I would need to install spacers to lift the boot floor by about 4 cm. It would be an easy job to do though.

[panda]

Hi, My GD Active (Built: Nov 2012) came with a full size spare and it fits the spare wheel well

See? I was happy before but now I feel ripped off 

[Asterix]

My 2012 GD has a space saver spare. To fit a full size wheel I would need to install spacers to lift the boot floor by about 4 cm. It would be an easy job to do though.

Just the same in my 2008 FD.

[Lakes]

You could always buy those Conti Tyre's that can be driven without air for 200k
a lady friend has a Mini they don't have a spare at all but have those tyres fitted.

[Asterix]

You could always buy those Conti Tyre's that can be driven without air for 200k
a lady friend has a Mini they don't have a spare at all but have those tyres fitted.

Doesn't those tyres cost allmost as much as the car...