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Rough Country

Rough Country 10529 Tire Carrier Relocation Plate | No Prox | Jeep Wrangler JL (18-26)/Wrangler Unlimited (18-26)

Rough Country 10529 Tire Carrier Relocation Plate | No Prox | Jeep Wrangler JL (18-26)/Wrangler Unlimited (18-26)

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Gain enough clearance to run a 35x12.50 spare tire with Rough CountryΓÇÖs Jeep JL Spare Tire Carrier Relocation Bracket! In the factory position, the Jeep JL is unable to mount a 35in spare tire due to inadequate clearance over the factory bumper. This durable, easy-to-install mount relocates the factory spare tire assembly upwards by 2.25in, allowing you to easily clear a 35in aftermarket spare tire above your factory rear bumper.Rough CountryΓÇÖs JL Spare Tire Carrier Relocation Bracket succeeds where simpler solutions fail; engineered as a solid-steel, one-piece plate for the ultimate in durability and strength when it comes to holding the weight of your spare tire and wheel. This innovative design bolts directly into the factory mounting points and includes all the necessary components to relocate your entire spare tire assembly upwards with no need for drilling, welding, or additional modifications. Includes Rough CountryΓÇÖs Lifetime Replacement Guarantee!

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Features

  • Easy bolt-on installation
  • Allows use of 35in spare tire without making contact with rear bumper
  • Moves mounting points upward 2.
  • 25in
  • Durable, solid-steel construction

Brand Overview

Rough Country is a leading manufacturer and distributor of off-road accessories and suspension systems. Built on a foundation of American values and rooted in Tennessee, we use our expertise of trucks, Jeeps, and UTVs to help people drive their passions further— to conquer every road and trail, whether smooth or rugged, across the globe.