This is a standard tire that matches your current set. The price is typically identical to what you would pay for a single regular tire of your vehicle's make and model. : $25 – $100

Specific brands like Falken or Continental often fall in the range. Full-Size Spare : $100 – $350+

If your vehicle has no spare at all, buying just the rubber isn't enough; you need it mounted on a rim. How Long Can You Drive on a Spare Tire? - Jiffy Lube

Designed for limited distance (usually 50 miles) and speeds under 50 mph.

: Ensure the rubber is not dry-rotted or overly aged before buying used. 2. Complete "Wheel and Tire" Packages

Commonly found on Facebook Marketplace or at local auto recyclers (junkyards).

The price varies significantly based on how you intend to use the spare and how much storage space you have. : $50 – $200+

The cost of buying a spare tire generally ranges from , depending on whether you choose a temporary "donut" or a full-size matching tire. Because many modern cars no longer include spares as standard equipment, you may also need to budget for a rim and a basic tool kit. 1. Spare Tire Cost by Type