Product Description

2010-2013 Kia Soul Spare Tire Kit

The 2010–2013 Kia Soul Spare Tire Kit was designed with your safety in mind, providing peace of mind on every journey. Created specifically for the Kia Soul, this OEM kit ensures you are prepared for unexpected flat tires and roadside emergencies.

Flat tires can happen at any time, and having the right tools on hand is essential for safe and efficient tire changes. The Soul Spare Tire Kit includes all the necessary equipment to get you back on the road quickly and confidently, making it an indispensable accessory for daily commuting, road trips, or long-distance travel.

Durable, compact, and built to last, this Genuine OEM Kia Spare Tire Kit fits perfectly in your Soul’s trunk, keeping tools organized and accessible while reducing clutter. Reliable, factory-approved, and designed for Kia Soul owners, this kit is the perfect solution to ensure safe travel from point A to point B.

If you are looking for a spare tire kit that is ready to install right upon delivery, select "WITH MOUNTED TIRE" option.

The OEM Soul Spare Tire Kit has options to choose from:

Kit for 15", Kit for 16", and Kit for 18" Wheels WITHOUT Mounted Tire: This does NOT come with a tire. You will have to buy and mount your own tire.

• Wheel
• Jack
• Jack lift handle
• Lug nut wrench
• Hard Foam Tool Case
• Tire Pressure Label
• Mounting Plate Screw to secure the kit inside trunk

Kit for 15", Kit for 16", and Kit for 18" Wheels WITH Mounted Tire: This option comes WITH a mounted spare tire and is ready to install ASAP after delivery.

• Wheel
• Mounted Tire
• Jack
• Jack lift handle
• Lug nut wrench
• Hard Foam Tool Case
• Tire Valve Stem
• Tire Pressure Label
• Mounting Plate Screw to secure the kit inside trunk

It is important you know the size of the wheel your vehicle came with from the factory when you bought it. This is because of the different size and type of equipment each kit comes with.

The Kia Soul Spare Tire Kit will fit the 2010, 2011, 2012, and 2013 model years

Product Note: We suggest checking the tire pressure every few months to ensure it’s ready for when you need it.