Tobes211191
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I am looking for a single wheel and tyre for my spare. Does anyone in the know know what these wheels are called, and where is the best place to source a single wheel and tyre?
Thank you for your help!
I am looking for a single wheel and tyre for my spare. Does anyone in the know know what these wheels are called, and where is the best place to source a single wheel and tyre?
Thank you for your help!
Iv only just got the truck so I’m not sure what happened to the spare, it hasn’t got a mount either. Would you use a standard mount or areWhat happened to the spare. Really nice wheel and tyre combo and will likely cost quite a bit to hang as jewellery on the back.
Iv only just got the truck so I’m not sure what happened to the spare, it hasn’t got a mount either. Would you use a standard mount or are
You better off with a swinging mount?
Thank youI used to have a spare mounted on the back door and it’s wrecked it tbh. Get a swing away mount if you feel you need a wheel there. I have a brand new wheel and tyre degrading in the uv light. It’s a lot of money for what is a cosmetic wheel so maybe get a cheap steely just in case you get a flat. Either way, get a swing away carrier
Thank you
I’m thinking more “sniff my diff”Cover the cheap spare wheel with one of those ‘One Life Live It’ covers
I’m thinking more “sniff my diff”
What make is that? Iv been looking but can’t stomach spending 500 quid on one like I’ve seen some advertised forThis is what I fitted to my heap if that helps. Been on about 2 years and is in great condition, no rust etc and went on dead easy.
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This is what I fitted to my heap if that helps. Been on about 2 years and is in great condition, no rust etc and went on dead easy.
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Ours, same wheel with big tyre is on the rear door and i dont like it every time i open the door.
Where did that come from? looks good. Its connected to the door but supported from the back correct?
J
That’s brill, I’ll have a bit of a research!!The only down side being you have to line the door up with the wheel carrier when opening and closing.
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