Spare Tire Carrier Recommendation for a 19-1/2 inch Spare

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I need a spar carry that can be towed withthat will fit a19.5 rv wheel

asked by: Jim J

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The Curt Spare Tire carrier part # C31006 will carry a 19-1/2 inch spare tire. We had a customer write us a review for this product and said that it worked well carrying his 19-1/2 inch spare.

As long as you aren't exceeding the capacity of your hitch with this carrier and spare you would be good to go.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 9

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