Stake Pocket Spare Tire Mount
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| Short Description | Stake Pocket Spare Tire Mount |
|---|---|
| SKU | 160438 |
| Free Shipping | No |
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I am considering the Stake Pocket Spare Mount for my new U6 utility trailer and have watched your video on how it's installed and the fact that it does have a means to tighten the mount to the stake pocket.
However, my concern is that due to the combined weight of the spare tire and mount, will road vibration/bounce, etc. eventually create wear in the stake pocket so that the mount will not be able to be tightened enough to provide a tight fit?
However, my concern is that due to the combined weight of the spare tire and mount, will road vibration/bounce, etc. eventually create wear in the stake pocket so that the mount will not be able to be tightened enough to provide a tight fit?
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Jason
02/57/2017
04:42
Could be Better
I bought this item about a year ago and had the local dealer install it. I kept noticing the mount would loosen up so I religiously tightened it back down. One night when I got home I checked it and the bottom bracket and bolt had fallen completely off. I told the dealer what had happened and they sold me another bracket and bolt. When I was trying to tighten down the new bolt I realized it does not have thread all the way to the end, and it was bottoming out. I ended up having to get several different combinations of hardware on it to secure it. After all that it still isn't very tight.
I'm getting ready to drive about 2800 miles round trip with cars on my trailer so I decided I would like to have a second spare. Out on the highway when one goes it can take the other with it pretty quick. I picked it up and installed it myself today. Once again the bolt was going to bottom out so I used a spacer that was about 3/4" long to keep it from spinning out. I have a 16' U8 utility trailer. This is just poor attention to detail in my opinion. Once I added the spacer the new mount snugged down and it isn't going anywhere.
I'm getting ready to drive about 2800 miles round trip with cars on my trailer so I decided I would like to have a second spare. Out on the highway when one goes it can take the other with it pretty quick. I picked it up and installed it myself today. Once again the bolt was going to bottom out so I used a spacer that was about 3/4" long to keep it from spinning out. I have a 16' U8 utility trailer. This is just poor attention to detail in my opinion. Once I added the spacer the new mount snugged down and it isn't going anywhere.
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Jeffreyi
04/119/2016
21:41
Works very well
I put one of these on my old PJ flatbed trailer, and it works great. It's accessible, yet out of the way. It is also movable if the different loads dictate re-positioning it.
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Dcnpcfl
04/119/2016
20:27
Pocket Tire mount
Another great PJ product. Exceptional quality and can be located on any pocket to allow out of the way placement of the spare.
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Andy1
04/119/2016
18:24
Perfect for any trailer with a stake pocket
This has fit all the trailers I have with a stake pocket. Perfect way to put a spare tire on any trailer
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RACHEL
04/118/2016
13:54
space saver
Our customers really like this spare mount because they don't have to bolt it to their trailer and it keeps the spare up out of the way.
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Tire mountOverall I'm very pleased with the spare tire mounts. I'll probably never move them, but I like having the ability to do so if needed. The only complaint I have was with the packaging for shipment. One of the main bolts was missing. It appears that the mounting bolts and washers are installed then hand tightened. In my box, the bolt was missing but the 2 washers and nut were there. Another nut and washer had come off of a second bolt. The box was in pretty bad shape when it arrived, and I'm sure that missing bolt escaped that way. I blame UPS, not PJ. But nonetheless, I was missing a bolt. It might be a better practice for future shipments to place all hardware in a sealed bag and attach that bag to the bracket. Preferably with some shrink or Saran type wrap. But that's just my suggestion. Also, the bolt was nothing odd or special. Local neighborhood hardware shop had one.Scooter
