Will the spare tire on my jeep be in the way?
1310160
Hi, The tubing that supports the carrier sticks out away from the vehicle some, but without more information it would be difficult to answer that question.....my gut feeling is no.
1310161
The distance from the center of the hitch pin to the inside of the rail along which your motorcycle tire sits is just a bit under 17". So I doubt it will be in the way, unless you have a wide spare tire, and a wide bike
1310162
Depends on what kind of bike you are putting on the carrier. That said, the carrier sits much further from the back of my truck than I had anticipated, so there is quite a bit of clearance to play with.
1310163
I don't think so. I had it behind a conversion van and it had spare tire on driver side rear door
1310164
Probably, with my Yamaha 125 strapped down the handle bars are only an inch from the tailgate of my f150.
1689029
Probably not. There is some room to accommodate wider tires, but probably not enough for a light. It fits snugly over my full size spare, but that's about all the room it has.
2147702
I'm not sure but I can tell you it fit on the spare tire on a Jeep Liberty. Hope that helps.
1023605
This does not fit Jeep Wrangler with the spare tire. Even if you sacrifice the use of the back door, spare tire is too high that you can bolt in both 3/8" x 3 to hold it up. This is great for SUVs with verticle hatchbacks but not for Jeep Wrangler type of back doors and spare tires.
72234
...depends on what size your spare tire is!...look at the interior dimensions of the roof rack and then compare it to the overall dimensions of the tire you want to put on it!...If the overall tire size don't exceed the interior space dimensions of the roof rack then the tire should fit!...Simple Math!
538457
James, the short answer is no, it does not change the height. However, have you ever thought about putting the original sized spare back on, and just keeping your 33" spare in your tire rotation? The original serves as an over-sized 'space saver' spare but maintains the symmetry of the rear of the Jeep. You also may have more choices for spare tire covers. Those 33" aggressive tread tires are going to last at LEAST 90,000 miles.
404557
Check to see if the manufacturer has a tire cover that fits the EXACT size of the spare because this is important. The cover should fit over the tire snug not loose.
525646
Yes, the Spare Tire and all the tools store neatly away under the trunk mat where the tire inflator kit is currently stored. Hope this helps! OEMKiaSuperStore
1963543
Hi, I have never been in that situation before bit the little chalk block that comes with it should cradle the tire. So you should be fine bit extra precaution doesn't hurt either. Hope this helped answer you question.
1479396
Probably. It crinkles and makes unpleasant noise. You'll have to devise a way to strap it down if your jeep isn't in a garage or the wind will blow it away.
813690
The spare tire carrier is made specifically for pickups so I'm thinking no it will not work in the Wrangler.
1082425
Sorry, I really cannot answer, too many thing can effect the area between the rack and the tire/back of the vehicle
2263280
Should be able to. I've got it on with my 33" tire and there's room to spare.
2029778
Assuming that it is the proper model for the vehicle, it would not interfere with access to the spare tire.
1936431
Hi.I'm afraid you can't. We can read the following on the instructions:"The Spare Me comes with the short mounting bracket attached which fits most tires in the range P195-P235. (Tire sizes are imprinted onside of the tire.) For medium width tires in range P235-P275, use long mounting bracket and short standoff. For wider and deeper tires insize range P285-12.5", use long mounting bracket and long standoff. When finished, the Spare Me should be tight to the tire with at leasta half-inch overlap on the mounting bracket. If it isn't, then use a different combination of mounting brackets and standoffs."I hope this helps.Regards,Nuno Hi.I'm afraid you can't. We can read the following on the instructions:"The Spare Me comes with the short mounting bracket attached which fits most tires in the range P195-P235. (Tire sizes are imprinted onside of the tire.) For medium width tires in range P235-P275, use long mounting bracket and short standoff. For wider and deeper tires insize range P285-12.5", use long mounting bracket and long standoff. When finished, the Spare Me should be tight to the tire with at leasta half-inch overlap on the mounting bracket. If it isn't, then... » Read More Hi.I'm afraid you can't. We can read the following on the instructions:"The Spare Me comes with the short mounting bracket attached which fits most tires in the range P195-P235. (Tire sizes are imprinted onside of the tire.) For medium width tires in range P235-P275, use long mounting bracket and short standoff. For wider and deeper tires insize range P285-12.5", use long mounting bracket and long standoff. When finished, the Spare Me should be tight to the tire with at leasta half-inch overlap on the mounting bracket. If it isn't, then use a different combination of mounting brackets and standoffs."I hope this helps.Regards,Nuno « Show Less
1811771
I'm not sure what you're asking either. We have a Subaru Outback and we had it installed on the under side of the car but I don't think it is attached to the spare tire pan. I don't know that that would be strong enough.
1766608
should be no problem; tires should not interfere with the inside rim surface.