How Does Everyone Store Their Spare Wheel,

[Atari Boy 11]

Bit of a mouthful sorry of a tittle, sorry.

 

My 205 has a cage and therefore no rear seats. I am going to loose my spare wheel cage and keep the spare in the back so that I can take it out easily on track days.

What do other folk do with their spare wheels in a similar situation? I dont want it slipping about so want it to be secure.

I don't like foam and have seen the pricy spare wheel clamps that Demon Tweeks and others sell but do I have any other options?

 

Many thanks

 

Jonny

[jord294 92]

why not make a holder yourself

 

piece of plate 6" x 6" and a tube about 6" x 2" welded in the centre, with some sort of makeshift clamp on top to hold wheel secure

[kate205gti 4]

in the workshop lol

 

i have bought a wheel holder for a mate from rally design for about £20 thou (www.raldes.co.uk)

 

edit:

single wheel carrier £12.50

double wheels carrier £16.50

http://www.rallydesign.co.uk/advanced_sear...3kp3qjbohuai6c6

Edited November 12, 2009 by kate205gti

[welshpug 1,657]

not in my own car, but on a friends rally car it has 3 eye bolts and a post like Jord described and a TRS 3 point ratchet strap, I think rally design sell these but dont have them listed on their webside.

 

it is shown in the "rally pack" picture as it comes included when you buy a pair of TRS 6 point harnesses for £209

 

Edited November 12, 2009 by welshpug

[CosKev 16]

Just put one of these in mine:

 

http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/products/Pro...pcode=OMPNA1821

 

Nice wheel brace built in is handy

[Atari Boy 11]

Thanks everyone, some good ideas. the one from Rally Designs looks good but the tube is quite thin in dia at 32 mm so the wheel may shift about a bit.

I have found some adjustable straps on good old ebay as TRS want £37 for there one.

 

Thanks again

[cybernck 402 1 Cars]

I need something like this to replace the broken cable-operated mechanism on my 307.

 

It has to be a solution for external mounting, under the boot floor, like on a 205.