Will this carrier support a 225/75 15 spare trailer tire?
1003088
I have a 8 lug steel wheel and the tire size I'm not sure of but it is some where around there and thus thing works great couldn't have asked for more at suck a low price
1003089
Yes it can. Mine is supported on the wall towards the front of trailer (inside). It works great.
1003090
As long as the bracket is attached to wall securely you will have no problem holding that size spare tire.
1451070
This is not compatible with a 5 on 5" bolt circle. The Ultra-Tow Spare Tire Carrier will work with the 5 bolt pattern with a 5 1/2" bolt circle as the bolts on the unit will fit in two of the holes of the wheel even if off centered.
360565
As long as you have a tow hitch (2"), you should be fine. If not (a 1.25") then you'll probabaly need to get an adapter kit, if they exist to increase. The problem is that I believe the T&C; tow package comes with a Class II hitch which is typically 1.25".
567141
I bought this for my camper, I mounted the spare tire on the rear bumper. Not sure depending on the bolt pattern... I think there is two mounting holes for different configurations of wheels. My best guess would be yes.
2033748
It should. When I ordered tires from Amazon I copied the writing that was on the old tire and matched it to what I was ordering. My trailer is 5' by 10'. If you have a single axle trailer that is small like mine this tire should fit.
709209
Call harbor freight and ask them the tread size. If it matches the backing plate it should work.
1538747
Well I have a 15 inch on mine, so I really don't know if a 20 inch would work. Now that being said, tire carrier seems to be really strong. I would maybe look it up on line and see, I hate to say yes and have it rip the thing off... Michael
918458
i'm not sure. This went on the back of a trailer with a 2" receiver hitch and it held a 15"/5lug wheel.
1576482
Hi Michael, The Milestar MS75 is a passenger car tire. It is not intended for trailer use. Thanks, BWT
1946667
I just got this tire carrier. I have a 35" tire and it mounts with no problem.. I really like it so far. Your 33" tire should have no problem at all.
1994952
The two are for a.differnt size range.of tires, the 65 is for smaller.tiresi have one on 8 inch rims and it will expand to.the size of a medium car.tire, the 75 will fit larger trailer tires. There is some over lap in the capabilities. I don't know the exact.specs, but you can go to the manufacturers website and the specs are listed.
519482
The connector that attached to the bike gets screwed on underneath the nut on the rear tire. It should work just fine. The connector is about a 1/4" think, so you may not have much for the nut to screw back onto. The trailer mount can be put on either side. Hope this helps.
1297282
Sorry Im not sure if it will fit with your spare tire or not. From the point where the rack goes into your hitch you have approx 16 inches between the back of your vehicle and where the first bike attaches so It probably would work since I doubt your spare is more than 16" wide. But you might want to contact Hollywood direct. Here's their number 1-800-747-4085. Heres a link to there website. Scroll down and you'll see a picture of the rack and measurements. http://hollywoodracks.com/bike-racks/hitch-racks/sportrider-hitch-rack-4.htm
1660046
If you have the correct trailer hitch it should. My hitch has a 2"X2" opening which this carrier will slide into and be secured with a pin. Nice rig. I have a spare tire rig on the back of my 2000 Chevy Blazer that it clears. Very easy to install and remove.
820784
You can use a tire from 1.75 to 2.25 inches wide. I didn't measure the width as it is installed.
681916
It might clear if you spare tire isn't too wide. Max clearance from my tailgate to the vertical support is 7 1/2 inches. I hope it works for you. Bill
1296002
Assuming your spare tire is mounted on a bracket that requires a 2" receiver, the adapter is certainly capable of holding the weight of a spare tire.