For this size spare tire you would want a tire cover 34". Depending on your wheel and what look you're going for, the Adco Spare Tire Cover # 290-1731 or the Rampage Display Spare Tire Cover for Jeep # RA783535 are a couple of options to start with.
Included is a video resource for the Adco cover. view full answer...
If my math is correct, your 255/75-17 tires are 32 inches in diameter, so you'll need a spare tire cover designed for a tire of that size.
I'd recommend the # RA773201 in black. The cover is very durable, it's constructed of the same heavy duty vinyl used in Jeep soft tops. view full answer...
Unfortunately, the only parts sold separately from the Bumper Mounted Tire Carrier # TR-1 are replacement bumper mount u-bolts # TR-2200 and the replacement bolts # 2109 for securing the tire to the carrier. You would have to buy the whole carrier to get the little rectangular piece that clamps down on the wheel to secure it.
That being said you could also just get a scrap piece of metal that's long enough to cover the bore hole of your spare wheel and drill a large enough hole through... view full answer...
We have exactly the replacement Bungee Ball Cord you are looking for!
You will need the SmartStraps Adjustable Toggle Ball Bungee Cords # 3484003 which can be adjusted between 2"-12" long to ensure a snug fit on your RV Wheel Covers. Since it is also a 10 pack you will have plenty of spares! These are not direct replacements as the manufacturer of the RV Tire Covers do not sell them, but they will work great. view full answer...
You most likely have a 5 on 4-1/2 bolt pattern but there are ways to determine the bolt pattern for sure. You can measure the center to center distance from one hole to an adjacent one.
If the distance is:
2-5/8" - the bolt pattern is 5 on 4-1/2
2-3/4" - the bolt pattern is 5 on 4-3/4
3" - the bolt pattern is 5 on 5
3-1/4" - the bolt pattern is 5 on 5-1/2
There is another way that is a little more difficult unless the wheel is not on the trailer. It is covered in the link I have provided... view full answer...
The original Thule 963 Spare Me bike carrier did not work on the 2006 to 2010 Toyota RAV4 because of mounting limitations with the original mounting plate like you have said.
The Thule Replacement Mounting Plate, # 753-3532, is the replacement plate that is needed in order for the older Thule 963 Spare Me bike carrier to be used on your 2007 Toyota RAV4 with factory spare tire.
The newer Thule Spare Me 2 Bike Carriert, # TH963PRO, includes the newer replacement plate which allows this... view full answer...
We do have something like that. The Lippert Spare Tire Winch with Offset Cable # LC159056 use the Crank Extension for Lippert Spare Tire Winch Assemblies # LC1315411 which attaches to the winch. You would then use the Replacement Crank Handle for Lippert Manual Scissor Jack # LC285324 to raise and lower the spare tire. view full answer...
The correct spare wheel/tire combo for the Malone EcoLight Trailer part # MAL53FR is the Spare Tire for Malone EcoLight Trailer - Locking Attachment Item # MAL33FR which is actually the exact same wheel/tire that would have came with the trailer and it comes with a mounting bracket as well. view full answer...
Trailers do not have a donut type of spare available as an option. Trailer tires are built differently than passenger vehicle tires. They are made with a thicker sidewall to handle more vertical load. A donut would not be sufficient. You would just use the same size tire and wheel as a spare as what is already on the trailer. In this case use an ST175/80R13 tire.
I have included a link to the right to all of the tire and wheel combos we have in size ST175/80R13.
We have a lot of spare... view full answer...
We can help you with a spare tire/wheel and spare hub for your 2016 Load Rite PWC trailer.
Our range of tire/wheel items in your 4.80-12 tire size is shown on the linked page. We have both radial and bias ply tire types, both 4-on-4 and 5-on-4-1/2 wheel bolt patterns and two weight load ranges, B and C. You will definitely want to match the characteristics of the spare to your primary tires so have a look at the sidewall to confirm the tire type (bias ply or radial), Load Range and wheel... view full answer...
For a matching spare tire and wheel use the Loadstar 4.80-12 Bias Trailer Tire with 12" Galvanized Wheel part # AM30670 with the CE Smith trailer part # CE48870. To attach the tire to your trailer the CE Smith Spare Tire Carrier for Trailers part # CE22011Z-11050-2 will match both the trailer and wheel so you will be set. view full answer...
Unfortunately a 7.00x15 tire is going to be about 1" larger in diameter compared to a ST225/75r15 tire, and you really can't run tires of 2 different sizes without creating issues that will surface with long term use; namely uneven tire wear and the potential for another blowout.
You could potentially get away with this as a spare tire as long as it's only used to get yourself from the point of malfunction to the nearest tire shop but you would want to make sure that the capacity of the... view full answer...
Yes, you can use a ST 225/75/D/15 like the Loadstar # AM1ST96 for a spare in place of a ST 225/75/R/15. While there are differences between radial and bias-ply tires, they are not significant enough to make a difference for spare tire use unless you foresee that spare seeing active use long term after replacing an existing tire.
A bias tire has a stiffer sidewall and might be used more on off road applications, like farm use.
Because of the construction of a radial tire, the tire has... view full answer...
The only replacement cradle part still available from Yakima for the Rhode Gear Spare Tire Shuttle is the
# RG8890084 replacement cradle. According to Yakima, the Spare Tire Shuttle had a different diameter frame tube (1 inch) than other Rhode Gear racks, which is why the # RG8890083 wouldn't work unless you shimmed out the tube with tape or via some other method. view full answer...
It is always best to use the same tire and wheel combination for a spare that you are current using on any trailer.
The Spare Tire # MAL33FR is made directly for the Malone EcoLight Sport Trailer # MAL53FR that you have so I recommend going with it. If you changed out your tires for something else just let me know what you have and I can make a different recommendation. view full answer...
A rim like the # MX34FR will work with your 250/75R15 tires. These tires fit a 15" rim with widths varying from 5" - 6-1/2". Matching the tire size for your spare is the important part. This means for a spare tire you can use the Kenda Karrier ST205/75R15 Radial Trailer Tire with 15" Black Mod Wheel # AM32238B. view full answer...
The bolt that comes on the Fulton Hi-Mount Spare Tire Carrier - Fits 4- and 5-Lug Wheels # FSTC1000301 that holds the spare tires on are 1-1/2" long and 1/2" diameter coarse thread bolts. You'll need a bolt at least that long to give you enough room to firmly mount the spare tire. view full answer...
It would be fine to use the Provider ST205/75R14 Radial Trailer Tire w/ 14" White Spoke Wheel - 5 on 4-1/2 - LR C
Item # TTWA14RWS as a spare in case of an emergency to get you home or to a tire shop. You are correct, there will be a slight difference in diameter and width when compared to your current 195/75R14 tires.
Ideally you want a tire that is the same size as a spare, especially if you think you are traveling long distances. Using a different size for more than a short distance... view full answer...
It appears you have a spare tire carrier very similar to the Carrier # TR-1. This uses the Replacement Tire Mounting Hardware # 2109 for new spare tire carriage bolts, nuts and spring retainers. It also includes new nuts for the u-bolts which you would only need if you are moving your holder. view full answer...
We definitely have what you're looking for, although you will need to get the tire and wheel separately as the only combo we currently carry with that size tire and load range use a 6-Bolt pattern for the wheels.
For your application I recommend the Provider ST225/75R15 Radial Trailer Tire # TR225LRE and the 15" Taskmaster Steel Modular Trailer Wheel # 560545WM1. The Taskmaster brand has excellent tire and wheel products which is why I recommend going this route.
Please note that your... view full answer...
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