Rear spare mount: GoRhino Hitch mount
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Interesting. Super value oriented. Was considering the Rig’d or Dirtcom but this is less than half of either. FWIW, the Dirtcom crew sent me this pic of theirs fitted on a 250. I do like how tight to the body it appears to be. Some stick out ridiculously far.
This would be a good way to carry extra fuel!
Unless you get rear ended on the highway. I keep going back and forth on that myself.
I think you can, actually. Dirtcom has a lot of adjustability and in the lowest position, the rear glass might be able to open with a 35” tire.
That’s my use case as well. 35” won’t fit in stock location and don’t need full replacement bumper.
Downside is the high quality hitch tire carriers are $$$.
I guess with mounts like this one can forget about parking sensors and backup camera? I was eyeballing some for a while and I guess normal flow would be mounting the thing when you go for an adventure and keeping it in a remote garage corner on the days when you need to drop off kids at school and do grocery shopping.
That's my use case...use it on camping trips and then I can also hang my trail bag from it. I can't fit in the garage if I leave it on.
If you search: temu receiver spare tire carrier
there is a swingout model that is $225 delivered. I have it and it looks well made, but I will test the welds before travel.
Most of these carriers offered in North America are simply resold Chinese products with a large markup. But the price of the GoRhino product above isn't terrible.
A swing down carrier probably preserves the sensors function in the bumper
This one is interesting, although I've never seen it:
wilcooffroad.com
there is a swingout model that is $225 delivered. I have it and it looks well made, but I will test the welds before travel.
Most of these carriers offered in North America are simply resold Chinese products with a large markup. But the price of the GoRhino product above isn't terrible.
A swing down carrier probably preserves the sensors function in the bumper
This one is interesting, although I've never seen it:
Hitchgate Drop
Discover the Hitchgate Drop, the lightest and most durable USA-made offroad tire carrier. Easily installs in 10 minutes and fits most 2" hitch receivers. Click to learn More
wilcooffroad.com
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