danrhiggins
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"What?", you say. If you have a full size spare, why would you want a temp spare? (I have a 2014 w/ the HD package.)
My situation is that the full size spare does not fit with the Curt bolt-on hitch receiver I put on my truck to tow our trailer. So the spare goes on top or in the back. During the winter I am not going off road. I also take the rack off the top and therefore the full size spare must go in the back. I am thinking that I might get one of those temp spares and put it underneath. When I expect to be going off road I'll have the rack back on top and will put the full size spare up there. I would then just leave the temp spare underneath as yet another emergency spare.
Does that make any sense?
My situation is that the full size spare does not fit with the Curt bolt-on hitch receiver I put on my truck to tow our trailer. So the spare goes on top or in the back. During the winter I am not going off road. I also take the rack off the top and therefore the full size spare must go in the back. I am thinking that I might get one of those temp spares and put it underneath. When I expect to be going off road I'll have the rack back on top and will put the full size spare up there. I would then just leave the temp spare underneath as yet another emergency spare.
Does that make any sense?