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Old 09-02-2015, 10:17 AM   #1
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Spare tire placement

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I have a 32 ft class a winnie vista. the spare tire is kept in a bay over the generator. I am thinking of getting a mounting kit to put it under the rv attached to the frame. Does anyone know of any good mounting kits?

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I think I'd take it off. Do you have the tools (jack, torque wrench, lugnut socket and long ratchet to give you the leverage) and know-how to change a tire that weighs alot more than a car tire? And do it in a safe place. The roadside service guys who serve semi's have all this and more and are paid by the roadsie assistance rider in my rv policy.
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Having a spare is not the same as changing it.
I carry a 22.5 TIRE as a spare and coach net will put it on when I need it.
Re the OP question, I would roam around a junk yard to locate a lift mechanism to use.
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I think I'd take it off. Do you have the tools (jack, torque wrench, lugnut socket and long ratchet to give you the leverage) and know-how to change a tire that weighs alot more than a car tire? And do it in a safe place. The roadside service guys who serve semi's have all this and more and are paid by the roadsie assistance rider in my rv policy.
You are right about changing the tire. But I understand you charged for a new tire if they have to go get one. I was thinking of carrying the tire for some one else to change!


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It's a Murphy's Law thing -- if you carry a spare, you'll never need it. The day you take it out tho'......BOOM!
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Having a spare is not the same as changing it.
I carry a 22.5 TIRE as a spare and coach net will put it on when I need it.
Re the OP question, I would roam around a junk yard to locate a lift mechanism to use.
Great idea. I'm guessing the thru bays are large enough to keep a tire in the middle out of the way ?
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