There are a number of posts on the forum with the names of organisations providing wheels, tyres, jacks and wheelbraces. The search facility isn't great but will provide the information you require. I'm sure that there will be links below.
Don't forget to let us all know how you got on.

 

Wow ! what a price increase over the years. When I bought my Stepway in 2013 it was £99.00 for a full size wheel and tyre, complete with jack and wheel brace all fitted in their places.

 

i specced both of my previous 2x Dusters with full-size spare wheels from new, but my latest 2nd hand Duster didn't have one.

i ordered one from TheWheelShop on ebay, after searching for the right size and model. £185 all in: wheel; tyre; jack and wheelbrace.

thankfully, the 3rd-gen Duster has a cavity inside the boot for it, rather than having to buy a separate cage for under the floor!

they list a 16" spare for your Sandero - with tyre & tools - for £130 + £20 shipping:

 

Thanks very much for replying.
I‘ll get in touch with them, thanks again.

Kind regards
David

 

Hi Talbots

You asked a similar question back in June : https://www.daciaforum.co.uk/threads/spare-wheel.45143/?post_id=491050#post-491050

I took the time to answer and provided a link to a thread that I created when I ordered a spare wheel from ebay. I took lots of pictures and the thread showed everything that I received for my money. you didnt respond so perhaps you missed that reply.

 

David - I used these for my Duster wheel , and 6 weeks ago for my 16" full size wheel and tyre for my new Stepway Extreme (£110) - very good and fast delivery

The Wheel Shop (thewheelshop.co.uk)

Stuart

 

Mine is arriving today, double check the info on your present tyres before ordering, there are a few different choices regarding the tyre size

 

Just had new tyres fitted at the front, never seen a tyre fitter struggle so hard to get the wheels, both of them, off then back onto the studs, if I had a round file handy I think a quick tickle on the holes would ease the situation, he literally had to jack the wheels back by progressively tightening the nuts

 

That's a real worry, how are you or anyone else going to be able to change a wheel in the event of a puncture (assuming you don't rely on the aerosol can -gunk-goo?
The problem is usually the spigot at the centre of the hub/locating hole in the centre of the wheel - a little corrosion causes them to bind and difficult to remove. He should have cleaned whatever was causing the issue and applied copper-slip or similar.
What company was it?

 

Hi - Take a look at DacianMag.com they do genuine OEM Dacia Parts and a Spare Steel Wheel is around £65 + Shipping, then get a new budget tyre, and a tyre bag from Amazon, and you should be good to go.

 

A 15" Sandero wheel fits and is no worse than a space saver for emergencies.. If you fit a 195/65 tyre then I think the circumference is pretty much the same as the Stepway 205/55 16".