Is it necessary to prepare a full-size spare tire when driving in Tibet in late July? Can you put it in the suitcase? I have no experience, please answer it. Thank you for driving to Tibet alone in late July. Is it necessary to prepare a full-size spare tire? Can you put it in the suitcase? I have no experience, please answer it. Thanks for going to Tibet. It's best to bring a full-size spare tire. If possible, keep the small spare tire, and the double spare tire is more reassuring. I was once punctured by a finger-thick steel bar in a semi-no-man's land. If it is a small nail, I can fix it with an awl. Just bring an air pump to inflate it. This time it's too big to make up, so we can only change to a small spare tire. I was in a town until I drove more than 200 kilometers. If I drive back, I have to walk 100 km to get there. There's nothing I can do. The instructions say that the small spare tire is recommended not to exceed 60 kilometers per hour. I ran at a constant speed of 55 for several hours, but I was afraid that other tires would have problems again. I bought a set of full-size tire wheels when I came back and put them in the trunk when I went out. The small spare tire didn't move, and the double spare tire left. Why do you have to have a full-size spare tire? But an air pump and an emergency power supply are necessary. Go on road trip has visited iced tea, Yunnan-Tibet, Sichuan-Tibet South Line, Sichuan-Tibet North Line, Tangfan Ancient Road, Qinghai-Tibet Line, Ali Dabei Line and Xinzang Line, and has been to Yadong, Everest, Zada and Pulan, @20 19.