Does the chevy cruze 2018 have a spare tire?

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James B. December 14, 2020
The Chevy Cruze 2018 does have a spare tire. This part will need to be replaced eventually. You should change Your tires every 30,000 to 50,000 miles or so. You don't want to get into any wrecks on the road. Making sure Your tires are in the greatest of condition is crucial to not crashing. You will come into problems with this car part at some time or another. You could face cupping problems. Premature tire wear is something to be on the lookout for. You might run into feathering issues. Make sure to check the tire pressure once a month. The part may become loose as some point. Check for holes, in case You run over a pothole.
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James A. August 4, 2020
No it does not. It comes with a compressor kit.
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Albert E. April 10, 2020
The 2018 chevy cruze does have a spare tire instead of a tire repair kit like other models.
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Jesus Ornelas September 14, 2020
I am waiting at Costco as they install new tires. To my surprise I saw no spare. It came with a compressor kit.
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Patrick McDonald February 18, 2023
The LS package does not have a spare tire. The LT package comes with a spare
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Patrick McDonald February 18, 2023
LS you get no spare LT you get a spare
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F. Thomas May 15, 2022
I knew when I purchased my 2018 Chevy Cruze it did not come with a spare tire. Well after 4 yrs I totally forgot that I didn't have a spare when I had a flat. Used the Kit which didn't work well because didn't know that the tire was damaged. Would have rather had a spare. I'm just saying.
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George May 2, 2021
My parents just purchased a 2018 Cruze LS and it does NOT come with a spare tire. Perhaps the LT and up do but they certainly don’t come equipped standard.
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