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Whether you’re driving around the corner or across the country, venturing off-road or cruising the boulevard, you have to be prepared for hazards, and an essential part of that means having a spare in case of a flat. But if you’ve changed the size of the tires on your vehicle the OE carrier may no longer cut it. If you want to upgrade your it or mount the spare in a different spot, you’ve come to the right place. No matter how large the wheel/tire or where you want to stow it, we have the right product.

Carry Bigger Wheels

Big off-road tires with aggressive tread sure look great on trucks and SUVs, but they may be too tall and wide to fit on the factory carrier. Using a matching spare is smart because it can be integrated into the tire rotation pattern thus ensuring longer service life, and you won’t have problems if it’s mounted on an axle with a locking differential. We have everything to accommodate large spares, from extensions for the OE carrier to heavy-duty body and bumper mounted carriers and a variety of models for roofs and truck beds.

For Different Sizes & Weights

If you have a Jeep or SUV with a spare on its tailgate, we have several mounting solutions.

  • Extensions for modest upgrades in wheel/tire width and diameter. They allow for higher positioning thus ensuring bumper and body clearance.
  • Heavy-duty body-mount carriers which open with the tailgate for substantially larger wheel and tire combos. They are built to handle the weight of larger wheels and position them higher to clear the bumper.
  • Plus body mount models allow you to use a factory or aftermarket bumper of your choice.

Unmatched Function & Style

However, if you’ve been thinking about upgrading to off-road bumpers, getting a rear bumper with a swing-away carrier is a great choice. Most off-road bumpers provide increased ground clearance so you can tackle steeper approach angles, plus they have off-road essentials like D-ring mounts and many incorporate receiver hitches. They are strong enough to handle the largest and heaviest wheels and tires and typically feature heavy-duty bearings at the pivot for the carrier, which swings out of the way when access to the interior is needed. Some of them are available with attachments designed to allow you to carry other off-road necessities like gas cans and off-road jacks.

Different Options to Meet Truck Owners’ Needs

Jeeps and SUVs aren’t the only off-roaders which may have problems carrying an oversize spare. Taller and wider tires typically won’t fit in the carrier beneath the bed of your pickup truck. We offer bed mount carriers for single and dual tires which can handle wheels of 40” diameter or more. Some of them are easily removable when all the room in the bed is needed. We also offer chase racks which hold the tire and have provisions for mounting an LED light bar, and hinged carriers which install in place of the tailgate. Even if you don’t run oversize wheels, a bed mounted spare is more easily accessible so you will avoid crawling under the truck if you get a flat.

More Mounting Solutions

If you have a van and want more room inside, you can mount the spare on the rear door with one of our heavy-duty, powder coated steel carriers. Our hitch mount models mount in any 2” receiver hitch. Pickup and SUV owners are offered a variety of models capable of holding up to a 40” tire, which swings out when access to the bed or tailgate is needed. RV owners can go with a model that has its own 2” receiver for a tow bar or bike rack. Another solution is carrying your spare up on the roof. We have easy to mount models which will hold it securely to the roof rack.

Ultimate Protection From the Sun & Elements

Unlike a spare mounted under the bed or one stored inside the vehicle, any size tire that’s uncovered and mounted to a Jeep or SUV tailgate or rear bumper is exposed to UV light which degrades the rubber and cause cracking and discoloration. You can prolong the life of the spare and keep it looking sharp with a specially designed cover. We offer covers to suit every budget and taste in a wide range of sizes, so you can even protect oversize spares. Choose from fabric and vinyl covered fabric in colors or a selection of designs and logos, or for select applications, durable rigid covers of molded hard plastic, that provide a smooth, clean, finished look.

Spare Tire Covers & Carriers Reviews

26 reviews
4 of 5
Not for Wide 37s
The cover seems to be of excelent quality materials (with the exception of the cord cinch). The issue I have with it is the width of tire it accommodates. I have to yo open country M/Ts that are 37-13.50R17. It fits as pictured with the cover offering very little protection for the back side of the tire.
Posted by Customer / April 21, 20222021 Jeep Wrangler
2 of 5
Better Options Out There...
Added weight to the back of the truck changes the handling, poor performance as a result. The bumper does not have slots designated for plate lights, so you have to find other options for that and then adjust the wiring. The mount completely blocks the back-up camera next to the tailgate handle. If you want to keep that option, you have to buy an aftermarket kit to install the camera somewhere else. The assembly adds at least another foot onto the length of the truck. The mount is not tight to the tailgate and the weight of the tire causes the carrier to sag.
Posted by Rebekah (Manchester, NH) / November 08, 20212012 Toyota Tacoma