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31" on spare wheel carrier?

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31" on spare wheel carrier?

Post by CHOPS1 »

Hi guys, I'm gettings some muds this week and just wondering if i will have any trouble with fitting a 31" tyre one the spare wheel carrier?

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Post by PJ.zook »

Ive been told no
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Post by built4thrashing »

depends on what dish rim you have. on standard sunnies they wont fit properly but will just fit if you use a coily carrier
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Post by CHOPS1 »

I'm getting speedy 15x7s. Would a spacer help?

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Post by nicbeer »

search... (search for spare 31)

Mine fit on fine.
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Post by NUGGS »

I recently bought some 31x10.5 MT on brand new 15 x7 F100 rims.

Mine just fits on. I had too take off the 3 rubber stops/buffers and replaced them with sum stick on carbon fibre look a like pads, used on motorcycle tanks/triple clamps under the ignition key etc, to stop paint being rubbed off.

The tyre is pressed right up against the back door and the centre of the rim is agianst the tyre carrier but it definately fits ok. It certainly wont fall off or anything.
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Post by alien »

try deflating the tyre if theres an issue - at least then the sidewall wont stick out so far... and you should have a compressor handy anyways - so its no big loss to have a aired down spare. oh and i dont mean flat flat... 10psi or something.
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Post by CAP51Z »

I used to carry a 32"(15x7) spare their, until i reversed slightly into a tree. The littlest of cracks, became a tear & the spare mount was no more. Should be fine, just dont back into anything, else it may vibrate & tear.
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Post by ShuDuck »

no problem

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Post by droopypete »

I have a 33 on the standard carrier, "no worries"
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Post by suzukiboy »

Lucky you are not taking about fitting on a Vit rear wheel carrier.
Got my 30" to fit after modifing new bracket with 1-2 mm gaps on old carrier.
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