Rear bumper tire carrier
Hello
I'm a newbie to the forum.
I have a 2011 JK unlimited and it has a factory hitch. I'm looking for a good quality bumper and tire carrier for this new rig and I'm wondering what you guys would recommend?
Do I have to remove the hitch for a good choice?
Pics would be huge!
Also, I live in NH. So if anyone has one for sale.
Thanks guys!
I'm a newbie to the forum.
I have a 2011 JK unlimited and it has a factory hitch. I'm looking for a good quality bumper and tire carrier for this new rig and I'm wondering what you guys would recommend?
Do I have to remove the hitch for a good choice?
Pics would be huge!
Also, I live in NH. So if anyone has one for sale.
Thanks guys!
Hello
I'm a newbie to the forum.
I have a 2011 JK unlimited and it has a factory hitch. I'm looking for a good quality bumper and tire carrier for this new rig and I'm wondering what you guys would recommend?
Do I have to remove the hitch for a good choice?
Pics would be huge!
Also, I live in NH. So if anyone has one for sale.
Thanks guys!
I'm a newbie to the forum.
I have a 2011 JK unlimited and it has a factory hitch. I'm looking for a good quality bumper and tire carrier for this new rig and I'm wondering what you guys would recommend?
Do I have to remove the hitch for a good choice?
Pics would be huge!
Also, I live in NH. So if anyone has one for sale.
Thanks guys!

I just installed a RR HXD rear bumper and tire swing 2 days ago. Got a great deal from David at Northridge. Other forum members gave it good reviews, thats why i got it,,,,,plus it wasnt $1400! The factory hitch stays on with this bumper. The finish looks tough too.
according to the northridge website, it would be $950 for that bumper and tire carrier. The LoD is only $1200. Just sayin'
If you search just about any swing/bumper combo on this forum you will find a review on it. Find one that you like and that you can afford.
You are going to have to do an internet search. When I was looking for a rear bumper I came accross this web site that offered a nice bumper. I do not recall the name of it.
However, I passed on them secondary to the shipping charges as they were from NH.
All I can recall, the name had something to do with cars and nothing to do with Jeeps.
Good luck.
However, I passed on them secondary to the shipping charges as they were from NH.
All I can recall, the name had something to do with cars and nothing to do with Jeeps.
Good luck.
Mountain Off Road Enterprises makes a great bumper/tire carrier that allows connecting the carrier to the tailgate for one-step opening. The weight of the tire is still carried on a traditional pivot spindle. It has a unique Hi-lift jack bracket built in, and a third-brake light in the center of the wheel. It's slightly narrower than the factory flares, so if you change flares the bumper ends won't be sticking out past them. It does wrap the body corners for protection. It's got a built-in hitch which uses the factory attachment holes. Everything fits well with no rattles. It's a lot for the money, looks good and I'd buy it again.
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Here you go. I forgot to mention the spring-loaded hold-open T-handle thing.
A caveat: if you close the tailgate with the window up, the jack will hit the glass. Scraped my new tint, dammit. So I cut 5" off the bottom of the jack. Problem solved.
A caveat: if you close the tailgate with the window up, the jack will hit the glass. Scraped my new tint, dammit. So I cut 5" off the bottom of the jack. Problem solved.
Last edited by OFR0027; Jul 23, 2011 at 06:34 PM.



