Four Wheel Logic

No, Teslas leave the factory without a spare tire; you get a repair kit, 24/7 roadside help, and can add your own compact spare for longer trips.

No, many new cars leave out a full spare tire and use compact spares, repair kits, or run-flat tires instead.

Do Not Pass rules apply wherever signs or markings show that using the oncoming lane to overtake would be unsafe or banned by law.

No, you usually can’t park in front of a stop sign; most regions ban stopping within about 30 feet so drivers can see the sign and crossing traffic.

Yes, new brakes can squeak during the first miles as pads bed in, but harsh or lasting brake squeal usually needs a closer check.

Yes, brakes often squeak when cold from moisture or surface rust, but ongoing noise can signal wear, glazing, or hardware faults.

Yes, an alignment when you get new tires protects tread life, keeps steering straight, and helps avoid denied ride or tire warranty claims.

No, engine oil checks need the engine off on level ground after a short wait.

Many gas stations sell plastic gas cans near the counter, but stock, size, and safety rules vary by location and local law.

No, in most areas you will not pass an emissions test with the check engine light on, because the car usually fails the OBD readiness and malfunction indicator