These are made to order by a two-man team, using 1/4" and 3/16" square tube steel and 1/4" steel plate. Comes with
locking pin and pivot hardware. Will be welded or bolted, comes bare steel or optional gloss black paint, Black bed-liner. Up to 33" tire, must specify bigger when ordering.
Include what size tire and backspacing of the rim and bolt pattern in purchase comments.

$200.00 Bare steel
+$45.00 Extended hitch base
+$10.00 Painted gloss black
+$15.00 Bed-lined

Flat rate shipping of 35$ UPS Ground
Comment or PM me and I will get back to you in a timely manner.

-MeanGreen Garage







(Spare tire not included)

 

How much does it rattle? Pretty important part for us daily driver guys. My rig makes enough noise going down the road haha

 

The carrier itself doesn't make noise or wiggle, but I can not account for every receiver being different... We try to make the hitch pin as snug and "play"-less as possible.

 

Lol i would like to get the shocks off of you

 

I like these... BUT I have a damn 1 1/4" hitch... What's the possibility of getting one for it?

 

What sized tire is on it in the pic?

 

And chance you can offset the tire to the passenger side?

 

When the welded design comes out, count me in!

 

Please clarify?

I'm sure i could make something to suit the smaller hitch... But it may cost more being custom and all.

That is a 33x12.5x15 on stock 5.25 backspacing, i can adjust the mount per your backspacing and size rim.

How much offset? too much would make this design weaker and out of balance.

The new design is in fact welded, just no one has bought a welded one to have pictures from. Would you like to be the first?

 

I was talking about the shocks on the jeep

 

Oh haha, well you're going to have to go to Rusty's for my RX300's!

 

I'm not sure, I've been through too many wheels so they all kinda blend together lol. I'd have to check before actually purchasing a carrier from you but I'm fairly certain my current wheels have 3.75" backspacing. The reason I ask about having the tire offset is because it helps a lot with visibility through the rear windshield.

 

After having this one for about 6 months, I found that its best in center. If its off to one side sure its easier to see on that side but the other side is barely any. Center you don't lose much at all, just the bottom center of the window.

 

Is it possible to include a D ring somewhere in the design? So I can still use the hitch as a recovery point?

 

I wouldn't. Not on there design but it's not a good idea...