I have a Travel van and the spare tire is mounted on the back. from the pin to just past the tire I measured 13 inches. will this be enough clearance
2076000
I don't think so but you can always mount your bike and if there is no room, take off the spare and put it some place else!
2076001
Yes the 18" is accurate. I used the carrier on the back of a GMC 2500 long bed with a Lance 850 camper and had to lean the bike about 7" backwards to get 1" handlebar clearance to the camper and this worked fine.
2076002
I doubt it. We have a fifth wheel with a receiver hitch on it. The roof ladder gets in the way of my KLR650.
2076003
The clearance required depends on the size of the motorcycle. 13inches may be enough for motorcycles less than 250cc and are narrow as found on the Honda CRF line. The handlebars require the most clearance but may miss the spare tyre.
2176381
Approximately 2 inches. I have a 33" tire mounted to mine and I have plenty of room although the manufacturer suggests that you not mount a tire larger than 33" on this bracket.
1338182
Yes, will not fit with a 19" spare tire. I tried to install it and it is not possible.
807599
The spare tire carrier I purchased did not fit my rim. I was able to modify it to work but with only one bolt to hold it on. I cannot say if it would fit your rim or not. Sorry.
1082425
Sorry, I really cannot answer, too many thing can effect the area between the rack and the tire/back of the vehicle
2015957
I don't think there is enough room between the bar and the tire but that might depend on the rack size and seat post length.
1714696
If the tire doesn't protrude much past the bumper and is not too wide you may be able to make it work. My spare is set on the left side which forced me to mount my two halves rather close together but I have been able to carry two bikes or a waste water tote depending on the need. I don't know if that helps or not. I hope so.
1965783
What she meant is if the bar that goes into the hitch is long enough for the vertical bar to clear the spare tire. It would have to be 8-9" minimum from the pin hole. Can someone please measure it? I also drive a jeep and would like to know before I buy it. Thanks!
114877
The 2" receiver tube extends about a 1/4 inch through the bracket. With that said, I have a full size spare tire and there's about a 3" space between tire and tube. Hope that helps.
355529
The ground clearance is not significantly affected, however the effective length of the vehicle is extended. You could test that by placing a yardstick directly behind your trailer hitch.
480451
It should; even when attached to my 26 inch wheels it still has about 4 inches of clearance.
1141046
I have a rack as well. as long as it not past the back of your tire, i think it would be fine. good luck
1631942
Rev. Mike - My bike rack (a three bike model) is mounted to a Pro Series trailer hitch for the RAV4. See http://www.proseriestowing.com/content/products.aspx?lvl=3&parentid;=1000&catID;=1035∂=51157. The distance from the pin securing the bike rack to the Upright bar is 12 3/4". The upright bar clearance to the tire cover is 3 1/2". It all works well and is a great bike rack. Jack L.
669710
Yes, if you have a full size spare now it will still fit. The Genuine Toyota Tow Hitch does not alter the spare tire storage capacity at all.
2263280
Should be able to. I've got it on with my 33" tire and there's room to spare.
1463434
I would say yes. The clearance between the lowest part of the rack platform and the tire on my bike with 70cm (27.5 inch) tires is 1 3/4 inches. The distance from the wheel hub to the lowest part of the platform is 15.25 inches, so you would still have 3/4 inch of clearance with the 14.5-inch radius of a 29-inch tire... provided that the mounting points for the rack supports on the bike frame are at least the same distance above the hub as mine, which is about 1.5 inches.
1680869
It will fit a standard spare tire. Any wider and the curve on the top won't be long enough to grab the tire.