Spare tire
Spare tire
They other day i wanted to jack up my truck. So, I pulled out my jack and went to work. I soon found out that the jack is no longer big enough for my 6" lift. That got me thinking about my spare. I run 35's.Is my spare still usable? Or, am i better off getting rid of it and the added weight. Also, if i were to get rid of it would it be a good idea to go down to the auto store and buy a couple inflate a flat cans?
Originally Posted by Big50
They other day i wanted to jack up my truck. So, I pulled out my jack and went to work. I soon found out that the jack is no longer big enough for my 6" lift. That got me thinking about my spare. I run 35's.Is my spare still usable? Or, am i better off getting rid of it and the added weight. Also, if i were to get rid of it would it be a good idea to go down to the auto store and buy a couple inflate a flat cans?
Leave the spare at home unless you are offroading. And get AAA with free towing for when you aren't
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Does anybody know how much if any damage could be caused by riding on the stock spare to the nearest shop? Anybody know were to get a jack that will have enough lift to work with my 6" lift?
well put it this way, your spider gears are going to hate you. Running different size tires are going to make the spider gears spin really fast inside the rear end. A short trip to the tire store isnt going to hurt them, but long term driving wouldn't be good. And fix-a-flat type products will rust the inside of your wheels.
Originally Posted by alsupercab
well put it this way, your spider gears are going to hate you. Running different size tires are going to make the spider gears spin really fast inside the rear end. A short trip to the tire store isnt going to hurt them, but long term driving wouldn't be good. And fix-a-flat type products will rust the inside of your wheels.


