I have a 1999 wrangler with 35.2 inch tires. Will my oversize tires fit on here with out a problem. it currently will not fit on the carrier stock.
899290
Yes it will fit. The swing gate has an adjustable mount, I have 35' on my 2000 tj, but just make sure you have the XRC rear bumper too because well apparently I had a moment of dumb and had to order it 3 days later when I received the swing gate .
899291
Yes it will fit I just installed one on my 2006 Rubicon and I have 35's on it. You have to get the bumper and tire carrier.
899292
They will but depending on the width will determine how easy how wide are they?
899293
I have got 15'' rims with 33''x12.50 x15 tire the bolt pattern on the tire carrier i had to spread the bolt pattern for the tire to fit on carrier
899294
What is your bolt fitment pattern. 35 in tire will be fine its your bolt pattern 5 and 6 LUG will fit fine
243264
Was that the stock tire for the fj? fitting charts will only provide the exact tire specs for the tire that came on that model and year of truck. My silverado came with 255/65/17 so it won't show up either and I have them on there now, no problems. Just make sure that that size tire will fit on your truck.
1135771
It fits over the spare of my Rav4...small SUV-sized tire without a hard cover. It is adjustable but if your Jeep has big oversized tires it's hard to say whether it would fit. Regular sized jeep tires...I'm guessing it would fit.
813690
The spare tire carrier is made specifically for pickups so I'm thinking no it will not work in the Wrangler.
740260
I also have 33x12.5's and the tire sticks out no more than an inch. They look good. The high-line design gives more clearance and with that an appearance of added lift. '97 Tj.
2181095
I have a Jeep with oversize tires and it comes out far enough that the tailgate still opens. I have a hitch mount bike rack that lives on my jeep and i do have to let it down to open the tailgate but the hitch for me has worked great.
219538
That is a 28 1/2" tall tire. These fenders are 31" diameter on the inside. It will be a tight fit, especially if you're loading the trailer heavy. Mounting the fenders a few inches higher (or to the axle instead of the frame/body) will allow you more clearance for your tires.
1968109
It does not fit the 17" jeep tire I purchased it for. Too small. Measure your tire
52060
I wish i could say yes or no. Your model looks bigger then mine. To be honest since it was just one weight i never went to trouble of trying it on mine. I just bought some aggressive rear tire . sorry i am no help.
2100707
I put this over the stock 16 inch tire that came on the jeep from the factory, nice snug fit looks great, I did upgrade the tires on the jeep to 17 inch custom rims and 285 'Nittos, I recommend this cover because I did not want to buy another custom rim on the back and a tire. The 16 inch spare will get me out of trouble if needed
1779088
The 4.5 should be sufficient. When you pull the trailer up on the tireaide, the other axle rises to the same height. The only reason I can see for having another inch is if the fender wraps down over the tire pretty far, making it hard to get the tire out from under it.
1913966
with some modifications, yes and it depends on how oversized... my stock 09 jeep jku 32s were good to go. my high offset 33s needed a mod as the post that pokes through the center of the was not long enough. one option is to call the company and get a longer bolt. i didnt like that the square tubing from the rack no longer indexed the tube coming from the mount plate which in thoery would allow the rack to rotate dropping your bikes on the road. i opted to weld in an extension to the post that extends off the plate that installs behind the spare. this works great, but requires accurate measurements and access to a welder. with some modifications, yes and it depends on how oversized... my stock 09 jeep jku 32s were good to go. my high offset 33s needed a mod as the post that pokes through the center of the was not long enough. one option is to call the company and get a longer bolt. i didnt like that the square tubing from the rack no longer indexed the tube coming from the mount plate which in thoery would allow the rack to rotate dropping your bikes on the road. i opted to weld in an extension to the post that extends off the plate that installs behind the spare. this works great, but requires accurate... » Read More with some modifications, yes and it depends on how oversized... my stock 09 jeep jku 32s were good to go. my high offset 33s needed a mod as the post that pokes through the center of the was not long enough. one option is to call the company and get a longer bolt. i didnt like that the square tubing from the rack no longer indexed the tube coming from the mount plate which in thoery would allow the rack to rotate dropping your bikes on the road. i opted to weld in an extension to the post that extends off the plate that installs behind the spare. this works great, but requires accurate measurements and access to a welder. « Show Less
872560
Hi,A standard stock wheel fits on G16, 8" wheel on 18.5" tire. Or, are you looking to customize your cart and will it have a lift kit or not? If no lift kit, you can put up to a 12" wheel on a low profile tire. We can get any wheel/tire combination so if there is a particular style you like, email it to me and I can quote you a price. You can do so from our website. Thanks, Dana
1544656
Yes & No! I have a jeep with a 35" spare tire. The rack only fits one bike like this. What I did was to replace the original 2" bar with a longer leingth so I could put two bikes on. You could just but an extension and do the samething but it would add some excess slop in the mount. For the money this was worth it but when no bikes are on it I notice people walk close to the bike tire bracket. Gain I made my new becket pivot so it folds up or down so I can open my back gate. It kinda looks cheap but it does a good job also it's not $400!
1091530
Your tires are the same as my Dakota. I had to take a couple links of cable out to get them to fit. The company website has a good chart as well. Cables are good quality by the way.
517227
Many vehicles come with smaller stock rims and upgraded larger rims from the factory. A fitment guide might list a particular size because some makes and models of vehicle have the upgraded rims but since yours are the stock 15", you would want a 235/75/15 sized tire which is also available in the Wrangler RT/S line.
1519509
I had a 2013 and 2014 jeep wrangler and it fit both even with 35 inch tire on back