will it work on the rear tire?
263616
The principle of this gadget works on a magnetic sensor, the magnet is attached to the spooks of a wheel and the sensor which is wired to the reader is attached to the fork of the frame. As long as the magnet comes within 5mm from the sensor it will read as one turn of the wheel. So it does not matter whether you fix it in front or back of the back. One point to note, you need to punch in the code which is based on some calculation on the size and thickness of the wheel before it can give accurate reading. This code is not given in the package. I saw it from some kind hearted soul who contributed it on one of these feedbacks. Hope this help.
263617
The principle of this gadget works on a magnetic sensor, the magnet is attached to the spooks of a wheel and the sensor which is wired to the reader is attached to the fork of the frame. As long as the magnet comes within 5mm from the sensor it will read as one turn of the wheel. So it does not matter whether you fix it in front or back of the back. One point to note, you need to punch in the code which is based on some calculation on the size and thickness of the wheel before it can give accurate reading. This code is not given in the package. I saw it from some kind hearted soul who contributed it on one of these feedbacks. Hope this help. The principle of this gadget works on a magnetic sensor, the magnet is attached to the spooks of a wheel and the sensor which is wired to the reader is attached to the fork of the frame. As long as the magnet comes within 5mm from the sensor it will read as one turn of the wheel. So it does not matter whether you fix it in front or back of the back. One point to note, you need to punch in the code which is based on some calculation on the size and thickness of the wheel before it can give accurate reading. This code is not given in the package. I saw it from some kind hearted soul who... » Read More The principle of this gadget works on a magnetic sensor, the magnet is attached to the spooks of a wheel and the sensor which is wired to the reader is attached to the fork of the frame. As long as the magnet comes within 5mm from the sensor it will read as one turn of the wheel. So it does not matter whether you fix it in front or back of the back. One point to note, you need to punch in the code which is based on some calculation on the size and thickness of the wheel before it can give accurate reading. This code is not given in the package. I saw it from some kind hearted soul who contributed it on one of these feedbacks. Hope this help. « Show Less
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It would work in theory (no scientific reason against) but the cable may be too short. I eyeballed it on my street bike with 26" tires and a 21" frame and it looks maybe 1 ft. too short. However, Brian Lewis below got it to work on his bike, so it's case by case.
538032
I would think so. As long as you can wrap the cover around the tire. The elastic extends down the sidewall a few inches.
987229
In my opinion I think it will fit over any rear gate mounted tire. I was very pleased with how well it worked.
2269127
As long as it meets the rim specs of the bike. Should be the same as the rear rim.
994735
It should. The resistance apparatus is adjustable to fit various bike tire sizes.
1505164
yes it will work fine on a bike tire, as long as you have 12 volts to plug in into.
219103
Yes it should. It comes with instructions on how calibrate it for each tire size.
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.
2176535
Yes, it should, just enter the tire size. Just be careful about pushing buttons while you are riding, as it can rotate and fall off, causing it to stop working.
425359
I work for a roadside assistance company. So far, it has worked on all the vehicles that needed the spare tire lowered from the back. Even works on the Town & Country vans and Toyota vans where the spare is under the middle of the vehicle.
1203052
It hooks up to the axle of the rear wheel, and as long as you are able to tighten each side equally, it should work!
532431
I am not sure. If you can blow up a bike tire then yes it should work with it.
472466
Not on my bike .I use it on the rear wheel but if your front wheel is close to your frame it may work on a different type of bike.
189671
my guess is it will work. the tire is wider but should be Ok. my tires are wider than my rims, It works great, looks great also.
1082426
You would need to get a hitch extender. Something like this to clear the back tire: 12" Trailer Hitch 2" Square Class III Extension Adapter Towing Extender #5000 lbs
2082856
it would probably work as long as u did not load it too heavy. otherwise tires may sink in sand
2119373
I would expect that it would, yes. I used it on an Isuzu Rodeo, with the tire on the back. I would imagine the straps/hooks would be easily adjusted to properly attach whether your tire was a rear or under mount. If you'd like, send me an image of the rear of your SUV specifically and I'll do my best to determine for you.