Spare tire and wheel for Daytona coupe

[BigShooter]

Hey Y'all,
I have the FFR 18" Halibrand replica wheels on my build. FFR provided the wheel spacing specs below, but I'm not sure how to shop for a spare wheel/tire based on this (that also fits in the back of the car).
Does anyone know a brand of car that has a wheel that fits these that I could just order off of tirerack.com? Or, any other ideas are appreciated. Also, include flat tire stories so that I'm motivated to get this purchased and in there - haha.
Thanks,
Craig



Technical Specifications:
Front Wheel Size (Diameter x width): 18"x 9"
Rear Wheel Size (Diameter x width): 18"x 11"
Front Wheel Backspace: 6.00" (24mm Offset)
Rear Wheel Backspace: 6.46" (12mm Offset)
Wheel Lug Pattern: Ford style 5 lug x 4.5" bolt circle

[Jeff Kleiner]

An 18" OEM Mustang take off rim from 2015 and later should fit.

Jeff

[Alan_C]

I have 18" wheels on my Mustang restomod. The spare from a 2017 Mustang GT is what I am using. Actually, for a spare, the all black spoke wheel looks decent. Not your typical steel rimmed spare, but an alloy wheel.

[edwardb]

My spare fits in the storage area. Hasn't been out of the case and hope it stays that way. But something to consider IMO. This is the one I have ($65 on Amazon) but plenty of other choices. Worst case roadside assistance/tow truck was a cheap add to my insurance.

[BigShooter]

Thanks Everyone. I think I'm going to make an effort to have the spare with me all the time - at least when driving outside the city. Hopefully I never have to have it towed for ANY reason. This car is so low I image it's pretty easy to damage.
I'm going to look for the appropriate mustang wheel for my spare. Appreciate the help!

[edwardb]

Hopefully I never have to have it towed for ANY reason. This car is so low I image it's pretty easy to damage.

Agree a standard tow truck is asking for damage on these cars. That's way you would always specify a flatbed/roll-on type. The towing company will typically give you a little grief and say you may have to wait longer (ask me how I know...) but the chances of any damage are very low. You'll need to do your homework if you really want to carry an actual spare. Including a jack that will lift the car with little/no clearance once the tire goes flat.

[Kbl7td]

You’re going to have something else go wrong before a flat happens. Carry a tire plug and portable inflator if you’re that worried.