Front Mount Trailer Hitch Spare Tire Adapter
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Front Mount Trailer Hitch Spare Tire Adapter
Has anyone used one of these Front Mount Trailer Hitch Spare Tire Adapters on their REAR trailer hitch?
http://www.etrailer.com/Merchant2/me...egory_Code=FMH
http://www.etrailer.com/Merchant2/me...egory_Code=FMH
Last edited by 4Peanut; 06-15-2005 at 11:12 AM.
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Nope, but I definitely like it. Anyone with oversized tires that don't fit under the truck could use it to free some bed space. I have a Yakima Hitch Bike rack that folds down when you pull a pin so that you can get into the back tailgate/hatch, too bad that doesn't have that feature.
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Originally Posted by 4x4Fink
Would this be a permanent solution, as in, you'd have a spare sitting mounted in front of your car while driving everyday?
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put the lime in the coke you nut.......
anyways.... you could put it in the rear.... however it would severly block access to your hatch/tailgate... i dont think i want to remove my spare tire everytime i want to put my tailgate down.....
anyways.... you could put it in the rear.... however it would severly block access to your hatch/tailgate... i dont think i want to remove my spare tire everytime i want to put my tailgate down.....
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also though of something else... its a 4 runner, with the tire mounted up that high, your back window becomes a solid door... you cant see through solid doors (unless you are Superman)
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Originally Posted by jimabena74
lamm, he wants to not mount it up front... but use the carrier to mount it in his reciver hitch out back
A while back someone made folding reciver mount carriers, but the weight of a large tire and the lever action on the length of the tube makes it shake like a pan of jiffy pop, and maybe fail and break. Best solution for spare tire mounting is in order,
-Stock
-Custom/aftermarket bumper carrier (well made!)
-On roof rack / in bed
-Forget it, just carry a tire repair kit, a 12V compressor and maybe throw in the spare for long trips.
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