JDMSPEED 924-510 Spare Tire Winch Wheel Carrier Hoist - Replacement Spare Tire Hoist for Silverado & GMC Sierra 1500/2500 Review

The part that goes in the tire could have been bigger, this is a 2019 Silverado 3/4 ton wheel, one inch larger than the hole in the rim.

2007 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Fits perfectly no problems so far. It doesn't have a latch on the hanger which always rusts to the point of making it very difficult to drop a spare.

Factory lift completely rusted, tire didn't fall off completely. The tailor came out. Tired of having a spare in bed. The swap took 15 minutes with a trolley on a hoist.

This worked on my 2005 GMC Sierra 2wd Ext Cab. It seems decent but definitely not the same quality as GM. The cable seems cheap so I used a ratchet strap to hold the tire against the frame in case it breaks in the future.

slightly smaller than OEM, no internal lock to prevent tire from slipping or falling; The full-size tire weighs 92 pounds, so I installed a lockable chain in case the tire slipped on the lift. also prevents tire and lift theft. very easy installation; The part that fits in the wheel fits perfectly.

Easy to install. There were issues with the wheel fitting, but I was able to lift it. We have been waiting for 9 months and there is no spare tire. Canceled. my fault I should have looked more closely, but that's for a 5 or 6 stud rim. 924-502 for 8 tabs. Although it doesn't list a Silverado 2000 2500 4x4 installation, it does fit.

Perfect replacement for 2010 gmc Sierra. The original rusted and did not release the tire. I had to cut and destroy the original to deflate the tire. This replacement does NOT have the original safety latch which would normally result in the tire getting stuck in place. HOW I BOUGHT AND INSTALLED.

Very easy replacement, 1 bolt, I did it in about 10 minutes. It's been on the truck for about 10,000 miles, I've dropped the stock 3 times since installing it and haven't noticed any problems. Based on other reviews I'll keep an eye on it and if there's a hint of rust this villain will be replaced. My spare tire/wheel is $250 more or less, so if I have to do this every 2 years I think it's worth it. It's better than finding out it didn't work when I see him galloping down the street in the…