Jeepxj1234

I was just trying to use up all the strap. I originally wanted to go all 4 corners but ran out of strap so I settled for 3. It may not look like it but it's pretty stable. I will redo it soon.. Ha just trying to decide how.

Illuminator

How about some axle ubolts.

Jeepxj1234

Shoot are they the same size? I have some sitting in the garage

77olds

Go to the junk yard and pull an axle from an old XJ.

Hacked off the hub end of it, then mount that to your roof rack securely (you may need to add a new cross bar). Put the wheel on and toss on a couple of lug nuts. There you go, wheel won't slide, spin, or bounce.

zombie jeep101

You may as well buy a tire mount before you do that! But good idea

Illuminator

Not sure on the size. Seems to me you could drill a hole in your rack and get a long bolt to go from the hole thru the wheel. Then get a flat steel bar say 3/16" thick by 2" wide and cut to the size of the wheel mounting surface and drill a hole thru it, then add a nut.

opie1988

http://www.etrailer.com/Trailer-Carg...n/DL22128.html

Jeepxj1234

Yeah! That's what I was thinking of! Thanks!

tweedy

Look for a place in your town that does leaf springs and U bolts, trailer parts etc. There has to be one close to you. They will ask how large or a radius, how long and what type of bend you want on them (right angle, round etc.). I got some new ones made when I installed my add a leaf. They cost me $30.00 for the pair and they made them while i waited.

HCFjeep

I used a j bolt along with the plastic hub an wing nut from factory spare and topped it with another nut and a cable lock

imehtoh

DITTO !!!!!!!

clayton3854

stock rear wrangler tire mount.