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Factory spare mount

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I have no spare carrier inside the truck and havent got around to making a rear can/tire rack. before I look for a used stocker are they worth the effort and is a 235/75/15 tire the biggest it will hold? I figured a 235 would at least get me moving again.
 
I have one for a 2nd gen blazer that i'm not using. I have had a 35" mounted on it and it is TIGHT between the gate and back seat but it works.
 
I have a 84,sorry forgot to mention that. You have one from a 2nd gen for sale, if so how much do you want for it?. Im only a few hours south of you BTW but would ask to UPS shipping as I rarely get up your way.
Thank You.
 
Since you're not a paying member i cannot send you a PM. I will take a look today when i get home to make sure that everything is there and i'll get back to you. My e-mail is [email protected] so please e-mail me so we don't break any rules here. We will have to take this to e-mails from here on out.
 
I've got a somewhat bald 33x12.5R15 sitting in mine. It's odd, few years earlier the tire wouldn't fit, but I took the mount out more recently, put it back in, and now the tire bolts up fine. Never checked to see if the mount has some "adjustment" if all the mounting points are loose.

I'd expect a 35 with good tread on it to be real tight. :)
 
4X4HIGH said:
Was this directed at me or the OP? What year is it and what's there or left of it? I was just through Fresno 2 weeks ago.
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Whom ever needs it. Its in the garage taking up space. First come first serve. Sorry it took so long to reply :p:.
 
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