Spare tire mounts - alternatives?

[DesertFast]

My 33s won’t fit comfortably under the truck. They’re also nice, so I’d rather not just shove a good wheel and tire down there and let them rot on rotation.

I have seen a bunch of solutions but I don’t want to lose any bed functionality. I’m ok with something I need to remove (if it’s built to do so) but I was unsure what all was out there.

Anyone found a molle spare tire mount, or a no-drill strap setup?

What is everyone else doing?

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[timetoeatpotatoes]

Surprised the 33 wont fit under; the pro and TH both have fullsizes down there.

I think if I reeeaally wanted a spare in a different location I would do a swing out rear bumper or something. Put the jerry can on it while im at it.

 

[px3_taco]

I have considered this but not sure I like the position.
https://rebeloffroad.com/wilco-offroad-bedrail-mounted-tire-carrier-fits-up-to-37-tire/

 

[DesertFast]

I am looking at the three strap style. Dirt King makes a universal set up or N-Fab.




https://www.motoroso.com/p/498322-n...d-tire-strap-universal-gloss-black-blue-strap

 

[24Canuck]

Keeping an eye on this...I stuffed a 33 under there but it's low hanging fruit for sure. I am removing it for around town but on trips obviously want to take it. Why are hitch mount spare tire holders so expensive? I don't even need a swing out.

 

[AltarBoy]

If you don't mind seeing it in the mirror stand up the spare in the bed against the back of the cab

 

[24Canuck]

If you don't mind seeing it in the mirror stand up the spare in the bed against the back of the cab

I would but I actually have found a tonneau cover I like....

 

[AltarBoy]

I would but I actually have found a tonneau cover I like....

Well then your only real options are a hitch mount or drilling holes into the bed to flat mount the spare

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