Spare tire Hi-Lift Mount

[Storz]

Anyone know of someone that makes one? I have been searching all over and can't find a thing.

For my D1

Thanks!

 

[DaktariEd]

Kaymar makes one...

 

[Green Ganesha]

SafariGard does (or at least did).

 

[Brian McVickers]

I have the SafariGuard and it has always worked very well.
I had my jack swiped once and the took the outer plate so I replaced it with some stock steel and welded on a custom shovel holder.

I'm not sure if SafariGuard still makes these but I bet you could make your own with little trouble.

 

[Storz]

SafariGard does (or at least did).

Really like that one, know where to order it. The SG website seems to be out of commission

 

[MuddyMudskipper]

I believe my friend bought a Hi-Lift mount directly from SG recently.

The index page seems to work, try contacting them directly by phone or via email. The info is at the bottom of the page.

 

[grobinson]

The back of the front seats, on the floor, works out best. Tucks out of the way nicely, plus you don't have to worry about it getting rusty! That's where I always have stored mine, just to keep it in good condition. So throw it on the rear floor and tuck it right behind the front seats, that's my recommendation.

 

[Martinjmpr]

I haven't seen one in the US but maybe they have them now. When I had my Montero I got one in Africa but I never mounted it.

Kind of glad I never mounted it on the Montero, though. That spare tire carrier was only mounted to the sheet metal of the back door with 4 bolts or rivets and I'm not sure how much more weight it could take.

 

[Storz]

Kind of glad I never mounted it on the Montero, though. That spare tire carrier was only mounted to the sheet metal of the back door with 4 bolts or rivets and I'm not sure how much more weight it could take.

Yeah the more I read up, the more I think I am going to find somewhere else to put it. I guess the extra weight on the door of the rover is not a good idea.