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PostPosted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 3:57 pm 
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I am going to be getting 245/75 General Grabber AT2s and need to know if I am going to need any kind of extention to make the spare fit in the stock location and for the rear glass to work like normal. Do I need anything special? Thanks.

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I think it might depend on the wheels backspacing. If your sticking with your stock wheel, you should be fine.

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I was actually wondering the same thing cause i finally :oops: bought a full size spare and am gonna mount it when i get back. I think i will be good though since my cragar are 4" BS as opposed to the stock 5.5" BS.

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You all should br fine. If the glass does hit it or anything, you can put some washers behind it... :wink:

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245x75x16's should not be a problem - but if you go larger - you can turn the carrier upside down - moves the tire up and angles it out

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I have BFG AT's LT245/75R16's on stock steel wheels (for now) and I had to put a 1/2" of spacers to get the glass to clear the tire.

It just depends on the brand of tires, and/or wheel back space.

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