Hi Brian! I would not try to repair a 14 year old AC. It is typically more cost effective to replace the system, and you may not even be able to get parts depending on what went wrong. R410A units have been phased out as of last year because of EPA…
We sure do Brian. We've actually got two center caps that are going to work with the Kenda Karrier KR53 ST205/75R15 Radial Trailer Tire with 15" Black Aluminum Wheel item #KE58JV. Which one you go with is going to come down to personal…
Hey Jeff, thanks for reaching out. I went out to our warehouse and measured the Demco Spare Tire Mount #DM15851-76. From the upright post to the wheel mounting surface I measured 4-3/16". I edited a picture to help illustrate. Hope this helps!
Hey Jesus! The #e98ZR comes with an alignment collar and a hitch pin. The Curt #C31006 does not include these and costs a little more. Outside of that, they are the exact same spare mount with different branding. What rig are you setting this up on?
Hey Debra, The great thing about the Draw-Tite hitch spare tire carrier #6715 is that it is universal! Meaning it will fit any bolt pattern and tire size. I have had people use this with that same bolt pattern with no issues. The one thing to keep in…
I do have some options for you but most of our marine spare tire carriers are zinc plated, not galvanized or stainless. That said, there should not really be any issues with this and the aluminum. I recommend the Fulton Hi-Mount Spare Tire Carrier…
Yes, you will be able to mount your 225/75R16 tire with a 8 lug wheel on the etrailer Hitch Mounted Spare Tire Carrier #e98ZR. I have included an image below with your same size tire and an 8-lug wheel mounted on the carrier.
Hello Mark, Based on what you described with the driveway angle and the additional weight you plan to carry on the hitch, I would recommend going with the SumoSprings Solo Custom Helper Springs - Rear Axle #SSR-130-54. The main difference between the…
Hey Bart! The Tie Down Side-Mount Spare Tire Mount #TD68FR can be used with a 3" tall trailer tongue. It actually comes with two different U-bolts so it will work with a 4" or a shorter 3" like yours. What kind of trailer do you have?
Hey George. The Power Mountain Tallboy Off-Road Bottle Jack item #PM34FR is only rated for 6-tons but it's not like you're raising up the entire motorhome. Most of the weight is going to be on the back though and since it is a dually, I…
Hey Bryan, that's a good question. The pricing can definitely be misleading, but I wouldn't use it to judge the quality of the tire. A lot of that comes down to promotions, inventory, and whether you're looking at a tire by itself or…
Hi Anthony, The Thule EasyFold XT bike rack part #TH903202 actually has a built-in adapter so you can adapt the bike rack from a 1 1/4" to a 2" hitch! It is secured to the rack with two screws using an Allen wrench that is included with the…
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Explore robust spare tire mounts for RVs that ensure your spare is secure and accessible. These mounts are designed to withstand the rigors of travel, though installation may require some adjustments for optimal fit and function.
Installation is generally straightforward, but instructions can be unclear. Some find it necessary to purchase additional hardware for a secure fit. It's a good idea to have a few extra bolts and washers on hand just in case.
Some mounts may lower the tow hitch by a couple of inches, which can affect the towing height. This might cause the tow point to drag on uneven surfaces. Consider a design that maintains or raises the tow point if this is a concern.
Yes, a rear-mounted spare tire can interfere with bike racks or cargo carriers. It's important to check the clearance and consider extensions if needed to ensure all accessories fit without obstruction.
Common modifications include adding extra bolts and washers for stability and using extensions to clear rear doors or other accessories. Some also paint mounting bolts for a cleaner look and add rubber backing to prevent scratches.
Suggestions include offering mounts that raise the tow point instead of lowering it, providing clearer installation instructions, and including nut caps or rubber backing to protect the spare wheel from scratches.