i have 2004 jeep and cant mount a rack on the. back due to spare tire...will this allow me to use the lower hole to mount rack annd leave tire on?
2038428
I'm not sure how far the tire comes out from the vehicle, 10 1/4" from the bumper, and you can raise or lower appliance 7". Hope this helps. :-)
2038429
depending upon your rack I think this dual hitch will work. on my truck I can lower the tailgate with the bike rack attached to the dual hitch. however you may want to consider a simple extension, the dual hitch extension allows for 2 connections.
2038430
I have the same problem...a small travel trailer (TT) with a spare tire setup that slides into the receiver on the back of the TT. I bought this to accomplish the same thing you're looking for. Unfortunately, the diameter of the TT spare wheel itself extends too far down and blocks access to the lower receiver. I purchased another adapter to accommodate a fold-down ramp with a 2" tongue (200lb capacity) - and simply use the ramp to carry my small Honda generator and fuel tank. John
1673449
I have one of these racks and love it. I have it on my Yukon. I don't think there is enough room for a tire.
560792
The basket is designed for the rack that attaches to your vehicle. You will have to buy the rack system for your Jeep. This basket will then attach to that.
548467
if like most Jeeps you have a set of larger tires you're going to need to buy the extension for this. As well as to my knowledge you're not going to be able to fully open the door with this in the downward position. In my experience it jostles around quite a bit unfortunately with that extension piece needed to clear my rear tire. However I can't seem to find anything else that works unless I want to spend the money to put the roof rack on it. So although its safe just get used to the fact its going to wiggle around a little bit when you're driving around the mountain and for the money if you need the space is not a bad investment if like most Jeeps you have a set of larger tires you're going to need to buy the extension for this. As well as to my knowledge you're not going to be able to fully open the door with this in the downward position. In my experience it jostles around quite a bit unfortunately with that extension piece needed to clear my rear tire. However I can't seem to find anything else that works unless I want to spend the money to put the roof rack on it. So although its safe just get used to the fact its going to wiggle around a little bit when you're driving around the mountain and for the money if... » Read More if like most Jeeps you have a set of larger tires you're going to need to buy the extension for this. As well as to my knowledge you're not going to be able to fully open the door with this in the downward position. In my experience it jostles around quite a bit unfortunately with that extension piece needed to clear my rear tire. However I can't seem to find anything else that works unless I want to spend the money to put the roof rack on it. So although its safe just get used to the fact its going to wiggle around a little bit when you're driving around the mountain and for the money if you need the space is not a bad investment « Show Less
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I have a RAV4 with an external tire and it fits just fine with room to spare. The only issue I run into is that I cannot open the rear door more than about a third of the way, even with the rack tilted down.
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Depends on which bit you are trying to secure. If you put the front tire in the slot on the rack, you can secure it. If you are going for the frame or the post you may have trouble. What I do is either try and get an end slot or just lock it to the outside bit of the rack. Hope this helps!
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Lynn, there are all sorts of hitch extenders that may work for your specific situation. A simple hitch extender would definitely allow you to push this bike-rack out and away from the back of your Jeep.
1023603
It fits in my 2009 Wrangler with the spare tire. The spot on the inside of the rack on the tire side is a little tight, but you can definitely use it and fit a bike on the inside spit, just takes a little maneuvering. We use it on the Jeep with our 5 bikes all the time. The only issue is that you can't open the tailgate more than a few inches, even when the rack is lowered......but otherwise it is fine.
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I can not speak for all vehicles, but on my 2011 Wrangler I cannot open the rear while the rack is on the vehicle.
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I have a Jeep Grand Cherokee and we can open the hack without taking the bikes off. We remove the pin to rack and lean it down. You need to hold onto the bikes and the rack does not lean down all the way.
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Yes it will. I have a 2005 Wrangler and I put newer model wheels on, to do so needed a wheel adapter for my 4 wheels. When it came time to add a spare of the same wheel, I thought I would need the same kind of adapter: I did not. This tire relo bracket has multiple holes in it, so it can mount to the Jeep on the existing bolts (4.5) but allows you to put a spare on with either the 4.5 or the 5 pattern. Saved me money and I got a very tall tire on as my spare.
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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.
1730808
Depends on how far back on the rack you can loop it through from very front of boole to back tire answer is no. Buy achain
868570
My guess is no. Just looking at your bike it seems the rack isn't deep enough to stay off the tire at a functional angle.
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The rear rack has to be removed then bolt the new bar rack on. Look and see from pic if yours has bolts in same areas.hope this helped
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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.
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It does not allow the Jeep wrangler rear door to swing all the way open due to the spare that is mounted rear center on the jeep. Is there a way or product that will raise the spare with out interfering with the center light above the spare ? Is it legal to run without that center light above the tire ?