Paul.G
Active Member
Never thought about them, I am wanting to mount a wheel on each side of mine nearer the rear, also mine is a hardtop, do you think I would need to strengthen the roof?
flat
Well-Known Member
Definitely. The mounts on the army vehicles aren’t attached to the hardtop itself but rather the roll cage within
Why the spares on the side? What about on a roof rack or a double rear swing out carrier?
Hicap phill
Well-Known Member
If your putting wheels on the side you need the long arm mirrors.
Wait till you see the price
You may store on the rear
Wait till you see the price
You may store on the rear
Paul.G
Active Member
The Landy I bought has HD springs and I don't carry weight so would help with that but mainly just as I like the look
Paul.G
Active Member
I did see they sell longer arms for wolfs, not seen a price yet thoughIf your putting wheels on the side you need the long arm mirrors.
Wait till you see the price
You may store on the rear
flat
Well-Known Member
The weight of two tyres at the back will be easily handled by the standard springs so no worry there.
What about bonnet mounting one and then having the other at the back on a swingaway?
Why are you carrying two by the way?
Paul.G
Active Member
I would just like the look of one on either side and think it would help more with having the HD springs, my other option is to fit standard springs
BITTER_FITTER
Member
I can help with side mounts and long arm mirror arms if needed.
RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
I like Flat's idea. I bolted the rear spare wheel to the front of my 90 when the door started losing integrity (rear window breaks). Stunts your vision a bit and does change how it turns into the corners but one on the back would probably level that out
. It also used to fill up if it rained.
