Does this work on a Ford 350 super duty, will it release the spare tire mount
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Yes as a roadside provider for various motor clubs and ins company's this tool comes in handy as a time saver because I don't have to look for their Tire removal tool I'm equipped with my own
606520
Yes.. if it has a battery it will work.. have used on everything from a vstar 650 to a Ford F 350
1233783
I asked my husband and he didn't think that it would. We bought this for a spare trailer tire.
2131885
I use it on 285/70/17 tires with the regular bolts and straps. If your tires are truly as wide as you say which is hard to believe, you will need the longer bolts. Just contact the company and they'll ship them to you.
1836059
This thing works by looping the end with the loop around the frame then passing the other end through a lug nut hole on the spare tire and attach the lock to that end. It should work on almost any vehicle. When I owned a Jeep (CJ7) I just looped it around the spare tire carrier. Hope this helps.
1296002
Assuming your spare tire is mounted on a bracket that requires a 2" receiver, the adapter is certainly capable of holding the weight of a spare tire.
2002651
It should, I put mine on a car trailer and pulled a f-350 with 3 flat tires up with no problem. A boat at least rolls on the trailer.
1020945
Yes this mount will work, you will have to use different bolts for mounting
364744
I dont see why it won't. There are several bolt patterns to choose with. If you can find a telephone number, and call. I'm sure they could answer your question. Or buy it, if it doesn't work, return it. I mount mine to a 2011 Ford F250, and a 2003 Dodge dakota with a 2" receiver. Remember, you need a power source(battery). I take a spare battery with me, althought I was told with the larger winches, it will drain your battery quickly. So, I'm in the hunt for a solution for that issue. Good luck with your quest....
2016433
I believe it should. We have a Ford Escape and it fit easily between our rack bars on top. I know it lists the dimenions in the job description and there are dead on accurate. Be sure to think about how you will be mounting it. Do you have a roof rack? It can be mounted without one if necessary. Hope this helps.
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I'm not sure, I don't know much about tires and their sizes... Though, not knowing if it would work, I measured my spare tire diagonally or from one end to the other, almost like a tv, from mid depth to mid depth and it was within the inches specified, so i guess I got lucky, because it ended up fitting. Sorry, i couldn't be of more help.
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Yes. It will work on anything that holds air and has a normal tire-filling valve on it. I have used it on everything from air-bags to truck tires and it works just fine. Remember to hold it on the valve for a couple of seconds to give it a chance to lock in the reading. Hope this helps.
1630487
It should not, no. However, you may wish to look at the Freedom Superclamp, that rack only touches the tires
407635
Yes but it probaly dosnt have the torque to do it. Also becareful because it will strip wheel studs and can't torque your wheel properly so without a additional torque supplied after(use a ratchet or a 4 way) you will lose your wheel.
1498550
I do think so. It adjust to different size tires and will lock when you lock it at the size needed.
681918
I attach the Pro-Rack 2-Bike Hitch Carrier to my 2003 Ford Explorer. I think it extends far enough to not interfere with your spare tire. I do like the fact the vertical mast is made of single construction. I wish the arms would have swiveled to a down position making it easier to store in the garage when the carrier is not in use. That being said, overall I am very, very pleased with the bike carrier.
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Yes, You have to take everything apart as far as the stock tire carrier and once everything is apart the stock brake light screws into the smittybilt tire carrier. It fits well and I am running a 35in Tire with stock rims which i have had mounted for about 3 months now and everything is as sturdy as it was when I first installed it.