Short answer: no—new Teslas in Australia don’t come with a spare tyre, not even a space‑saver.
Instead you get roadside assistance and, if you’re lucky, a goo‑and‑compressor repair kit, which is about as comforting as a band‑aid on a shark bite.
If you really want a spare, owners typically buy a third‑party space‑saver (and a jack with Tesla jack pads) that fits the boot, or just carry a plug kit and inflator.
Also note Tesla doesn’t use run‑flats; punctures mean a repair, replacement, or a flatbed.
Keep your tyre pressures right and your roadside assistance number handy—romance isn’t dead, but your tread might be.

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