Class a under carriage spare tire rack for 19.5 10 lug

[jacwalk48@gmail.com]

Can someone recommend a spare tire rack?

2014 Thor Hurricane

[16ACE27]

A spare tire rack that fits under the F53 chassis? How's your fabrication skills?
And have you looked under there to see where it would fit? I think most have the fuel tank right where a spare might fit up out of the way. So that leaves a spare hanging pretty low below the frame.

Some keep just a spare tire under the bed if it will fit (no wheel).
Some carry a spare in the TOAD.
Some use the Roadmaster hitch mounted carrier.

Axis/Vegas chassis have enough room between the frame rails for a fabricated spare carrier, the F53 does not (maybe the newer F53 chassis is different?).

[ador]

There is no space for under carriage spare tire on the F53 chasis. When we went to Canada this summer, I carrried a full spare tire inside my towed Jeep. I really want to get the Roadmaster spare tire carrier designed for Class A. Just too damn expensive. I have a heavy duty multi level hitch mount at home rated for 10K lbs. i purchased a spare tire carrier from Amazon and mounted it to the heavy duty hitch mount. Used it for over 3K miles now and didnt have any problem. No wobble as I used tighteners on every connections. As soon as I see a good price on the Roadmaster, I still want tk get one.

[Judge]

The Roadmaster Spare Tire is fantastic! It’s expensive bit worth every penny.

Its great for large and heavy 19.5” and 22” tires. It takes almost no effort to mount the tire and get it locked into place and it is very secure.

[Jimbo56]

Link please! $700. 19.5 tire & wheel, $500? Hmmmm

[Judge]

Originally Posted by Jimbo56

Link please! $700. 19.5 tire & wheel, $500? Hmmmm

Here you go…. I paid about $200 less back in early 2020.

https://www.etrailer.com/Spare-Tire-...RoCla0QAvD_BwE

[jacwalk48@gmail.com]

My MH came without a under carriage spare Tire rack. There is a lot of space between the frame with bolt holes the are for the tire. Please advise where I can get one.

[16ACE27]

Originally Posted by jacwalk48@gmail.com

My MH came without a under carriage spare Tire rack. There is a lot of space between the frame with bolt holes the are for the tire. Please advise where I can get one.

Read the responses above.

[cgeace29.3]

At 150 lbs for tire and wheel how would you jack up the m h and change a flat?
The recommendation is to have a good repair service contract.

[knucklehead]

Originally Posted by jacwalk48@gmail.com

Can someone recommend a spare tire rack?

2014 Thor Hurricane

I think RoadMaster makes the tire rake that I have mounted on the reciever of my 2018 Windsport 29m. It's the bomb, just loosen the wing nuts, extend the hand rail and you lower it right to the ground. No sore back or getting wet and nasty on the ground. They aren't cheap but well worth it!!!!

[16ACE27]

Originally Posted by cgeace29.3

At 150 lbs for tire and wheel how would you jack up the m h and change a flat?
The recommendation is to have a good repair service contract.

Leveling jacks work just fine

[Jimbo56]

Originally Posted by Judge

Here you go…. I paid about $200 less back in early 2020.

https://www.etrailer.com/Spare-Tire-...RoCla0QAvD_BwE

Which one? Looks like $548 to me. Add $400 for a tire & wheel. I’ll either use roadside assistance or single it out and limp somewhere.

[16ACE27]

Originally Posted by Jimbo56

Which one? Looks like $548 to me. Add $400 for a tire & wheel. I’ll either use roadside assistance or single it out and limp somewhere.

The one the link goes to for $694.95. Scroll down below the "comparison" products.

[Pete'sMH]

I just sold mine for $150. Had it listed for months and that was the best I could do. It weighs 70 pounds so shipping is a bear!

[Vibeman]

Originally Posted by jacwalk48@gmail.com

My MH came without a under carriage spare Tire rack. There is a lot of space between the frame with bolt holes the are for the tire. Please advise where I can get one.

I have a Hurricane 29M on a Ford F-53 chassis with 19.5” rims. I was thinking like you but my spare would not fit between the frame rails which would have necessitated mounting it below the frame rails which would have greatly reduced the ground clearance. On my first trip with the motor home I dragged the receiver coming out of a gas station. Just the bare receiver, no trailer, no drop hitch, no nothing. If I had a tire hanging down there it would have been bad. Measure carefully before putting a tire under there. I now have a Roadmaster hitch mount carrier and I tow a small car 4 down. I also watch the slope on driveways very carefully before entering and exiting.