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RamHeavyHalf06 said:
Got the Detours of Maine spare tire carrier ordered. Should have it in about 4 weeks-ish. Then I need to get a cheap wheel(same offset and backspacing) and a serviceable full size spare. This is an example of the one I ordered.


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How were they to deal with? Just found their product on forum tonight. Was considering a much more costly option. Their website is a little lacking, which is fine, but couldn’t tell much about the customer service side of the house. Thanks!
 
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OperationContingency said:
How were they to deal with? Just found their product on forum tonight. Was considering a much more costly option. Their website is a little lacking, which is fine, but couldn’t tell much about the customer service side of the house. Thanks!
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The owner was awesome to deal with, responded back really fast. He gave me a couple options and how much it would cost. I would definitely recommend them on the communication part. He said the lead time was about 4 weeks, so won't have an opinion on the product till probably January.
 
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RamHeavyHalf06 said:
The owner was awesome to deal with, responded back really fast. He gave me a couple options and how much it would cost. I would definitely recommend them on the communication part. He said the lead time was about 4 weeks, so won't have an opinion on the product till probably January.
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Awesome man, thanks for the reply. I’ve found that a lot of times companies with good communication also have a good product. I’ll give him a ring and tell him you sent me![emoji1360]
 
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Here is the test fit. Still trying to figure out a couple pieces, and yes it is leaning towards the right. I believe that is more on my receiver hitch than he manufacturing. Might have to get a couple shims on that side.

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Here are the two pieces I am unsure about. This pieces attaches to the back side of the piece that goes into the receiver. There is a bolt inside and two washers that screw into the loose pieces

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This seems to not go anywhere

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RamHeavyHalf06 said:
Here is the test fit. Still trying to figure out a couple pieces, and yes it is leaning towards the right. I believe that is more on my receiver hitch than he manufacturing. Might have to get a couple shims on that side.

Untitled by redrunner87, on Flickr
Untitled by redrunner87, on Flickr
Untitled by redrunner87, on Flickr

Here are the two pieces I am unsure about. This pieces attaches to the back side of the piece that goes into the receiver. There is a bolt inside and two washers that screw into the loose pieces

Untitled by redrunner87, on Flickr

This seems to not go anywhere

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Those two pieces bolt together and as you tighten they spread, pushing against the insides of the receiver to hold it in there. May straighten things out too.
 
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