What alternatives to a rear tire carrier?
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I just bought 4 35" tires and Im thinking about buying the teraflex tramp stamp to get rid of the tire carrier. Next paycheck I will probably order a 5th tire but I kinda like the no carrier look and the poison spyder BFH rear bumper. What other options are there? I was thinking about just securing it behind the rear seat somehow as a temporary solution. Ive seen some people with the mounted on the roll bar somehow but only without the roof on.
Any good products out there or should I start saving my pennies for a bumper/carrier combo?
Any good products out there or should I start saving my pennies for a bumper/carrier combo?
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strap it to the hood or get a roof rack
I love my Ace rear bumper and tire carrier, my MTR/K's 37/12.5/17's fit great, I just don't have much use for the rear view mirror.
matthew
strap it to the hood or get a roof rack
I love my Ace rear bumper and tire carrier, my MTR/K's 37/12.5/17's fit great, I just don't have much use for the rear view mirror.
matthew
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I always threw my spare into the back of my 2 door to go wheeling. Left me enough room for cooler and tool bags. Didn't drive around on the street with it back there tho.
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Agreed. Repair kit + on board air (portable or mounted). I chose this route to save weight on my daily driver and secure a spare in the cargo area when I go wheelin in case of a catastrophic failure.
Made the license plate bracket, 3rd brake light bracket & plate hole cover from aluminum found at the local hardware store.
Made the license plate bracket, 3rd brake light bracket & plate hole cover from aluminum found at the local hardware store.
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Agreed. Repair kit + on board air (portable or mounted). I chose this route to save weight on my daily driver and secure a spare in the cargo area when I go wheelin in case of a catastrophic failure. Made the license plate bracket, 3rd brake light bracket & plate hole cover from aluminum found at the local hardware store.