Spare wheel under the front 215/75/15

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Spare wheel under the front 215/75/15

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Well I got round to trying it out, and stopped short of modifying the cradle, thinking about it.
Here are some pictures of how a General Grabber 215/75/15 fits under the front.
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I wonder if I could move some things to let it fit in a bit higher, at the moment there is the metal rod upper cradle still on top.
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Here you can see its snug in the bash-plate cradle.
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And for comparison a couple, one with a standard small 14" and one with the big 15"
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The idea would be to weld some extra onto the leading edge and move the bracket up the 60mm it needs now,
or less if I can make the wheel fit higher into the space at the front.
I know that it will reduce approach angles, but it will protect my big vulnerable bumper a bit more!
Thoughts welcome, I could just leave the 14" in there as a spare?
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Re: Spare wheel under the front 215/75/15

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is that a worn tyre cos I can't get a new BFG 215/75/15 in; the space between the chassis rails ain't big enough :D

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Re: Spare wheel under the front 215/75/15

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Yes, plenty of tread but not new, and its a snug fit.
Might have to let the air out of a new one!
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