🛠️ Secure Your Adventure with Confidence!
The Qualward Spare Tire Mount Bracket is a robust and versatile solution for securing spare tires on trailers. Designed to accommodate a wide range of wheel lug patterns, this heavy-duty bracket supports up to 120 lbs and features a durable powder-coated finish for enhanced rust and corrosion resistance. Complete with all necessary hardware, it ensures a hassle-free installation process, backed by an 18-month warranty for your peace of mind.
| UPC | 732688079510 |
| Part Number | 732688079510 |
| Item Weight | 5.83 pounds |
| Package Dimensions | 12.24 x 7.28 x 5.2 inches |
| Item model number | 732688079510 |
| Finish | Powder Coated |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
K**S
Easy to Install
Good Instructions and easy to install. Just needed a drill and a few wrenches and had it installed in about 45 minutes (I had to make some adjustments on my trailer to install it.) Works great and highly recommend this bracket as it is well built and designed.
W**N
Easy to install works well
Liked it
S**L
Fit our boat trailer perfect!
It fit the trailer tongue perfectly. Looks nice. Great value product!
W**E
Tire holder
I works for my needs.
C**E
Spare tire mount
Worked great for my application.Used it on my 23’ aluminum boat trailer.Easy install and sturdy construction.Came with all hardware needed for large frame applications and small utility trailer frames as well.I actually use this setup as a step up on to the bow of my boat and it’s heavy duty enough to support my 260 lbs .
S**F
Great accent
Worked better than I expected
S**E
High Quality
I'm very happy with the spare tire holder that I ordered for our boat trailer, the appearance quality of the product the fitment, the price and the speed of delivery, highly recommend this company
A**W
would not work for my application
My wheels are 6 lug 6 inch spacing. The design was really too small to fasten the tire properly. I did not like the tire lug design. You need to use two nuts on each bolt to hold the tire on to the brackets. it is just not well designed. two proper tire lugs driven into a properly drilled hole and they would have a regular attachment that would use the same lug nut as the regular trailer wheel lug.
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