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Only about half of the new GM cars sold today have spare tires. Modern tires are much less likely to blow out and roadside services such as those offered through Onstar are making spare tires obsolete. I doubt there is a law that requires new cars to be sold with a spare tire.
If a new Class A passenger vehicle is sold in this State, the manufacturer shall equip the vehicle with a spare tire that conforms with the requirements in § 22-405 of this subtitle, unless:
(1) The tire-wheel system of the vehicle provides a run-flat capability by which a partially inflated driving surface becomes available in the event of a tire failure; or
(2) Technological improvements, consistent with applicable federal motor vehicle safety standards, become available.
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