[hardknocks]

my sound like a stupid question and maybe it is, i run 31" and was wondering if there is a diff way to mount a spare ??????? and would you think if i put the spare on the back door would it fuck the door hinges ????? what do you guys do, not carry spares ???????????

[ZukChiK]

hardknocks wrote:

my sound like a stupid question and maybe it is, i run 31" and was wondering if there is a diff way to mount a spare ??????? and would you think if i put the spare on the back door would it fuck the door hinges ????? what do you guys do, not carry spares ???????????

It's legal to not carry a spare, but if you have a blow out it's an inconvenience not having one with you.

31" on the original spare mount will eventually f#$k your hinges. So getting a separate 'sway away' bar made up for the rear is your best option.

[ZukChiK]

something like this...

[scottysj80]

i think you will have trouble with the back door cracking or falling of after a while, you could do some thing like wat sheep did http://www.auszookers.com/index.php?nam ... pic&t=3448

or iv seen people mount then in the back and build a false floor over then or you could make a rear bar with a swing out tyre carrier.

cheers scott

[shep]

or this

or this

[Scrawny]

Mines in the back, but it requires a mod plate in QLD

[Buddy]

I have had a 31" on a 15x7 steel rim on my back door for 9 years and still no rattles. It is bolted with the dish to the outside to keep the weight closer to the door.

[2stroker]

Scrawn the mod plate would be for removing the seats not for putting the spare in there right ??

[hardknocks]

Thanks for the input everyone some good ideas