Hi- I have a Mopar lug nut lock on my spare tire. Will the rack not fit with the larger locking nut, or does size of the lug not not matter?
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I have a locking lug nut on my 2014 Jeep Wrangler and this didn't matter. The Yakima Sparetime Bike Rack fit perfectly over the lugs. The plate on the bike rake has multiple holes to fit any type of lug configuration. Good luck and have fun.
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Yes, its made to fit around the lug. Very nice unit. I got the quick detatch screw and it looks solid and holds tight with recoil. I bet you will like it.
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The spare tire carrier includes free locking tabs. These tabs are threaded on one end and open on the other to accommodate your lock choice. This very simple but effective set of locking tabs can be used on either side of the lug nuts depending on your own unique application. Once the tabs are threaded onto the lug bolts and locked together, they become a very effective method to secure your spare tire investment.
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I have not tried, however, the locking arm adjusts very low for a small wheel and the tire tray rotates. So yes, it should. Also, when I purchased this rack in December, I remember seeing a video review on YouTube where it was demonstrated.
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Mine is the same size. It fits it snug, but still allows enough room to overlap on the rear spare tire and from LP tank if needed.
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Hi, Karen - Amazon sent me this question but I'm not sure why since I have a Toyota RAV4. I had to take the wheel cover off the spare tire to fit it on but one thing I can testify to is that it's very sturdy and I like that a lot. I use extra straps and bungie cords to be super sure the rack and my bike are secure and I don't know if that applies to you but I can definitely recommend it.
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This has nothing to do with the car or rims... It has to fit the aftermarket lug nuts and there are a couple different sizes or specialty keys so you need to find a friend or shop that has the different types. Once they show you which type it is, you can go buy one that fits....
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No. Your lug nut pattern is different you need 5 x 5.5 lug pattern rim they probably make them.
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yes, have to use this type with aftermarket wheels. stock lugs are too wide to fit most
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Check to see if the manufacturer has a tire cover that fits the EXACT size of the spare because this is important. The cover should fit over the tire snug not loose.
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I don't know. I have a 1995 Nissan Pathfinder and it barely fits the spare tire. I'd measure your tire before buying. BTW, I love this bike rack.
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Depends on which bit you are trying to secure. If you put the front tire in the slot on the rack, you can secure it. If you are going for the frame or the post you may have trouble. What I do is either try and get an end slot or just lock it to the outside bit of the rack. Hope this helps!
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Sorry Im not sure if it will fit with your spare tire or not. From the point where the rack goes into your hitch you have approx 16 inches between the back of your vehicle and where the first bike attaches so It probably would work since I doubt your spare is more than 16" wide. But you might want to contact Hollywood direct. Here's their number 1-800-747-4085. Heres a link to there website. Scroll down and you'll see a picture of the rack and measurements. http://hollywoodracks.com/bike-racks/hitch-racks/sportrider-hitch-rack-4.htm
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I have a bike lock to the spare wheel and the frame of the bike rack. You should also have a wheel nut lock to prevent theft on the whole wheel.
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You need to find out your wheel stud size first, they should make one that will work for your vehicle. Bolt sizes are noted as M12 x 1.25, M14 x 1.5 etc. Second, are your wheels aftermarket? 'Tuner' wheels generally have smaller diameter holes where the lug nuts go and stock lugs are too large to fit, thus the need for these tuner lugs. If you're on stock wheels you could go with regular mc gard wheel locks.
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Yes, I have an older style rim that just makes it on the spare tire bracket. Longer bolts would be helpful
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If you get a pin to fit the smaller hole (the one farthest out) you MIGHT be able to fit a small spare. If not I would get one of those bike racks that clamps to the spare. I tried to measure and the space seemed too small for a large spare tire. My tires are about 9" wide..add the tire rack..it'll probably be too short.