🚤 CE Smith U-Bolt Spare Tire Carrier with Spin On Lock Brackets – Premium Replacement Parts and Accessories for Boat Trailers Review

I had to bend the bracket to make a hole in the hole for the lug nut and another hole in the hole in the center axle and I added added two large washers to hold it in place. Place.

I've bought and bought these before so you know they're good. He does his job for a fair price. I have no warnings or regrets.

I needed a way to attach the spare wheel to the bar under the trailer. Most items won't work, but this one worked great. This has saved me a lot of money compared to other trailer tire options. I recommend this item.

Mounts on the underside of the trailer tongue. A little difficult to tighten the screws. Since I had to spread the bolts to fit through the holes in the wheel, the nut handles were over half an inch apart. The standard lock is not long enough to fit through both handles. Small inconveniences but good value for money

Not long enough. Good product, works as advertised. But it's too small for what I need. To fit my tires over the trailer rails, they were about an inch shorter. I have pretty standard 4" trailer rails?) and ST205/75R14 wheels/tires. (I ended up going with the longer 12" U-bolt version, but it didn't have locknuts, so I kept those too and combined the two with locknuts for the 12" version.)

I already have a good spare wheel carrier on my trailer but I couldn't find just the mounting brackets so I bought it for the mounting brackets. Obviously they don't want people to do that, which is why they use off-thread. They use 7/16 - 20. Good luck finding carriage bolts or nuts in this thread to use the brackets as is. I ended up just drilling them out and threading them to 1/2 - 13 so I can use them with the screws I bought. I could do 1/2 - 20 standard but I've already bought new…