hitch tire carrier

[Louie559]

has anyone used a hitch reciever to hold a spare tire? ive seen an adaptor of where you can fold it down and up when needed but need to make a tire carrier itself to fit into that adaptor, or anyone know of a good website that has a hitch adaptor? thanks in advance

 

[Cort]

For a temperary solution they are “ok”. You will get a lot of rattling and bouncing around. I’m not sure that I would trust them for any Offroading application.

 

[Louie559]

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For a temperary solution they are “ok”. You will get a lot of rattling and bouncing around. I’m not sure that I would trust them for any Offroading application.

thank you

 

[Graeman]

www.WilcoOffroad.com sells what you are looking for.

 

[Louie559]

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www.WilcoOffroad.com sells what you are looking for.

thank you! ill check it out

 

[36degreesNorth]

also detours offroad has some cool options for hitch mounted tire carriers
their facebook page https://www.facebook.com/detoursoffroad.hardware/

 

[Horse Soldier]

It will rattle and sway in turns.

 

[LVCoffeeguy]

This is what I use. Couldn't deal with the Wilco pricing even though they are pretty bad A. I have not had any issues with mine but I have anti wobble brackets I made added on since I wrote this how to.

DIY-Low Cost Swing Down Hitch Mount Spare Tire Rack
https://www.overlandbound.com/forums/posts/226904/

 

[Louie559]

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This is what I use. Couldn't deal with the Wilco pricing even though they are pretty bad A. I have not had any issues with mine but I have anti wobble brackets I made added on since I wrote this how to.

DIY-Low Cost Swing Down Hitch Mount Spare Tire Rack
https://www.overlandbound.com/forums/posts/226904/

awesome! ill check it out thank you for your input

 

[HeliSniper]

It will rattle and sway in turns.

I believe Wilco has figured out the rattles and wobbles. They use a high torque binding (see below) to their hitch that makes it pretty solid. Price on the other-hand is way up their for me.