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motion vega Oct 8, 2014 05:19 PM

almost time for new rubber, whats the biggest tire that fits in the hard spare cover?
 
thinkin a 275 70 18 will fit no problem but has anyone tried the 325 60? didint see anything when i searched......

skeeter Oct 8, 2014 05:42 PM

I believe a 33" tall tire will fit, but not sure

hummerz Oct 8, 2014 06:44 PM

I don't carry a spare, my insurance gives me roadside assistance. Besides that, I like the clean look on the back, plus I get a better view behind me, without that spare tire in my rear window. Tow my rig home, and I will take it from there. :cool:

lostsoul77 Oct 14, 2014 02:36 PM


Originally Posted by hummerz (Post 318029)
I don't carry a spare, my insurance gives me roadside assistance. Besides that, I like the clean look on the back, plus I get a better view behind me, without that spare tire in my rear window. Tow my rig home, and I will take it from there. :cool:

HUMMERZ,

did you have to vent the rear door when you eliminated your spare or did you leave the bracket in place? I was thinking of doing the same thing as my insurance provides AAA coverage also. Do you have pics?

skeeter Oct 14, 2014 09:40 PM

I would never go without a spare. it is not worth it. I can change a flat before they even think about showing up.

Bunger Oct 15, 2014 05:53 AM

To me, H3's look weird without the spare on the rear.

I too have AAA but when I'm miles offroad with no cell service then I'm glad that I have a spare onboard, but then again I'm also carrying a spare S belt, tensioner, idler, tie rods, half shaft, and other things.

hummerz Oct 17, 2014 03:22 PM


Originally Posted by lostsoul77 (Post 318234)
HUMMERZ,

did you have to vent the rear door when you eliminated your spare or did you leave the bracket in place? I was thinking of doing the same thing as my insurance provides AAA coverage also. Do you have pics?


http://s9.postimg.org/47aq790cf/h3rear.jpg

ollied Oct 18, 2014 10:11 AM

no spare 3 jerry cans 1 is a tool can 1 a water can 1 a gas can also carry a large fix a flat replace my tires when thera are at one third left

TAINTER Oct 18, 2014 09:39 PM

Spares are the key to making it Off the trail. Spare tire, tie rod, half shaft, steering rack, belt, tensioner, shock, etc.

We have done many trail repairs in areas where we couldn't even use a tow strap let alone get a flat bed tow truck to the area. We have never left a man/rig behind.

I guess a street only car can get away with no spare. An OffRoad rig shouldn't leave the pavement without a spare tire. I would refuse to wheel with a rig that didn't have a spare.


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