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Old 03-25-2014, 01:01 PM   #26
WIDESIDE72
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Re: Where is your spare ?

g to figure out how to mount it behind the passenger side bucket seat. I am going to have to trim some of the in er panel under the window. I am contemplating blazer seat brackets to flip the seat foward.
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Old 03-25-2014, 02:29 PM   #27
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Re: Where is your spare ?

I have a trailer to haul mine around.Lol!
Really, I only take a spare when going on a camping trip or getting firewood and maybe on longer trips. To me it's sort of like raingear ,if you take it with you there's a good chance you won't need it.
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Old 03-25-2014, 03:18 PM   #28
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Re: Where is your spare ?

In my glovebox,,,,,,, spare in a can and/or self repair kit with the gooey rubber strips you stuff in the hole then fill with a painfully slow small air compressor under the seat which plugs into the cigar lighter. Only a problem if the tire is a catastrophic failure as opposed to just a screw or something.
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Old 03-25-2014, 03:52 PM   #29
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Re: Where is your spare ?

Under the truck, in the original carrier. Fabbed up an in-bed carrier that I used for a few years, then got a plastic bedliner so the spare went back to its original spot. Never needed it and I hope I never do -- it's mounted on a lock-ring wheel and it could well be one of the OEM tires.
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