Looking at Roomster, I'm sometimes wondering: how do they do that? For example, I'm a bit puzzled: where did they put the spare wheel? The floor is low and flat. If it's under the floor, isn't it dangerously close to the ground? I don't have my Roomster yet so can't simply check it out. Can anyone explain? Thanks.

It´s located under the floor in the boot.

Take a look at the pictures of it :

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or here, but you have to scroll down to the image gallery

Škoda Roomster 1,6 16V - zážehový vrchol | AUTO.CZ

I don´t think it´s too close to the ground...but i don´t know as i have no experience with Roomster.

The Roomsters spare wheel is not a problem, it's under the boot floor as has been said. The boot floor and the floor on which the rear seats sit is not as low as the footwells.

If you want a "how do they do that" question I'd ask how they make so much space in the rear whilst keeping a big boot on a car that is half way in length between an Octavia and Fabia, or how they make a tall car handle so well

If you want a "how do they do that" question I'd ask how they make so much space in the rear whilst keeping a big boot on a car that is half way in length between an Octavia and Fabia, or how they make a tall car handle so well

That's exactly the questions I was wondering about, but thought no one would answer anyway