Center to Center Bolt Hole Distance Where the Tire Mounts on Bumper Mounted Tire Carrier # TR-1

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Hi. What is the distance on center of the bolts that bolt to the actual wheel?

asked by: Bob

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I went out to the warehouse and pulled a bumper mounted tire carrier # TR-1 to measure. The mounting holes where you would mount the tire are 3 inches apart on center. I have included a picture showing this measurement for you.

expert reply by: Michael H

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