Rock Slide Engineering EZ Rack Spare Tire Storage Rack, All Tire Sizes, Textured Black

SKU: AC-TR-102S
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Rock Slide Engineering EZ Rack Spare Tire Storage Rack, All Tire Sizes, Textured Black Info & Specs

A spare tire in the cargo area takes the room that gear needs, and one strapped on loosely outside rattles and slides.

The Rock Slide Engineering EZ Rack comes with two 11-gauge steel plates and a heavy-duty 2 in ratchet strap, and it fits any size tire. The plates are predrilled for RotoPaX storage systems and Rock Slide jack and shovel mounts, so fuel and tools can ride with the tire.

Mount the plates, ratchet the tire down and add your fuel pack. The weight it carries depends on the rating of your tire carrier.

Key Features

  • Fits any size tire
  • Two 11-gauge steel plates
  • Heavy-duty 2in ratchet strap
  • Predrilled holes for RotoPaX storage systems and Rock Slide Engineering jack and shovel mounts
  • Textured black powder coat over an acid-etched base
  • Made in the USA

Specifications

  • Dimensions: 6 x 8 x 20 in
  • Weight: 11 lb

Fitment

  • Any size tire

In the Box

  • 2 plates
  • 1 heavy-duty ratchet strap
  • Additional mounting hardware

Notes

  • Weight capacity is set by the rating of your tire carrier.
  • Rock Slide Engineering recommends the ROTOPAX fuel system and DLX fuel mount (RX-DLX-PM), up to a 2.5-gallon pack.
  • Install time: about 30 minutes.


MPN AC-TR-102S · UPC 887753113573

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.

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"Great value and quality product. Easy to install."

— Vincent (5/5)

Just what I was looking

"Just what I was looking for. My Starlink Mini will be mounted to one plate, and either a 5 lb propane bottle or traction boards (depending on the trip) will be mounted to the other plate."

— Steven B. (5/5)

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