If I don't have any spare tire mount at all on the jeep would I need to install the stock one first before I put this mount on, or can I just use this
1891381
Yes you need a spare tire mount, the bracket mounts to the existing studs on the tire carier. If you don't have one ask around on the jeep forums and someone may give you one for just shipping, lots of people have them laying in their garage.
2188293
None. This is just the rubber tire. It needs to be mounted on your existing rim
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
1968109
It does not fit the 17" jeep tire I purchased it for. Too small. Measure your tire
2079231
Yes, this will fit your vehicle and comes with everything you need. According to your vin your vehicle is already equipped with the upper cover and winch. So this kit will complete it so you will have a spare tire that is functional.If you have any further questions or would like to order please contact me again.Thanks,RonKelly's Chrysler Center
1325310
I did not need any bracket for 2002 jeep wrangler it comes with all the brackets I did have to drill one hole on each side of my bumper the bracket holes did not line up perfect on my jeep
502011
It mounts to the jeep front bumper. You need one that mounts to the tow vehicle rear bumper.
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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Well it is pretty universal and comes with mounting breaket. Nice system. But it don't fit my 4 wheeler. Wish you was in utah I would let you see if they would fit your jeep.
585916
Does your vehicle have a externally mounted spare tire on the back end of the vehicle?
1965787
Does it have a the "regular size" trailer hitch, if so it will fit? I am not sure if it will clear the spare tire though. Hopefully someone with a jeep can help with that.
61347
No you have to mount them on your own rims. I recommend that you bring it to a tire shop or pep boys to mount because you will never get it off and the new ones back on without the proper equipment.
1884347
I also have mine installed. I have a 2001 Jeep TJ bolted right up to my stock axles. I do have a lift and oversized tires in addition I've been off roading on several occasions with them on with no issues. Also, they looked fine the last time i changed my oil and rotated my tires. I looked for signs of cracking, poor wear, and anything else that may have any issue.
1800388
you need the front towing bar that mounts onto the car... I had one already installed from a previous owner... then I had the modify the mounts a bit... works great though, towed my jeep about 2000 miles with no problems, oh and I can disconnect my axles so the wheels don't turn the transmission.... I guess if you don't disconnect your drive shaft you'll blow up your trany... no oil flow... be carful with an old car like that, I'd get a full trailer if I were you... my cars not a classic... wouldn't want to hurt a beauty like a Stingray
484489
you shouldn't have to as it is a split type mount , just adjust the 2 screws for the right fit. i really like mine and can see no problems with using it on a slightly larger tube. a smaller tube , all that is needed is some shim stock to get a secure fit. just as soon as i mounted it on a mossberg , i ran 2 boxes of shells [50 rounds] through the gun in order to get everything broken in and loosened up and i was pleasantly surprised that every thing worked great and need no further adjustments.
803001
Hi Bill. You need to check the backspace of your stock wheel. Before you order this wheel. The wheel I ordered has a 4 inch backspace which works good on my Bronco 2. I hope this is helpfull.
909772
I really have no idea. I'd probably mount one first to see what I pull in before investing in a second one. Good luck