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Tyres, Wheels and Bearings
2025 MGS5 EV tyre repair tools: distinguish repair fluid and electric pump from a spare wheel kit
Identify the Australian MY25 MGS5 EV Tyre Repair Kit and its actual tools without treating it as a complete spare wheel.
The onboard tools include a bottle of fluid and an electric pump, but the purchase request calls for a “spare wheel kit”. For the Australian MY25 MGS5 EV, identifying the Tyre Repair Kit first helps avoid ordering tyre repair tools and a complete wheel as though they were the same item.
What the specification and manual each establish
The Australian brochure lists Tyre Repair Kit for Essence 49kWh and 62kWh and explicitly identifies MY25.[Manufacturer specification][R22] The tool identification illustration on page 288 of MG’s MGS5 EV manual separately labels Repair Fluid and Electric Air Pump.[Manufacturer manual tool illustration][R31]
The manual may cover different equipment and sales regions. Use it to understand the illustrated tool names; check the actual tools against the vehicle and its applicable catalogue. It cannot establish that all model years and markets receive the same set. [To be verified]
Specify a missing bottle, a missing pump or a missing complete kit
Keep photographs of the existing tools, readable pump and container labels, the missing item and any usage records. If only one item is missing, say so. A need for repair fluid does not automatically mean replacing the complete kit, and packaging shape cannot identify a universal repair fluid.
Photograph the existing fluid bottle, pump and other tools separately, retaining their labels and usage records. Then use the vehicle’s applicable instructions and the repair inspection to confirm what needs replenishing. A missing bottle, missing pump and missing complete kit should each have a clear request description.
Scope and verification
This article covers only Australia, MY25 MG MGS5 EV, Essence 49kWh and Essence 62kWh.[Scope reference][R22] The cited product specifications identify functions and parts; they are not fault or replacement criteria.
No public data was available in the reviewed material for the vehicle’s tool batches and accessory combinations, repair fluid expiry and replacement specifications, separate parts availability or vehicle-specific repair parameters; OE numbers, repair parameters or compatibility/interchangeability. [To be verified] Check compatibility or interchangeability using the VIN and the local Australian manufacturer parts catalogue.
For the parts discussed here, use the parts enquiry page.
[R22]: https://mgmotor.com.au/brochures/MGS5_EV_2026.pdf
[R31]: https://s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/files.digitaldealer.com.au/mgmotor/files/MGS5-EV-Owners-Manual.pdf
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