Securing spare wheel in garage? (1 Viewer)

[JimboT]

As weather has been crap lately (very long time now).
Just sorting out a few bits and tidy up areas.
Whats the best way of securing the spare wheel in your garage do they make a bracket to mount on one of the walls?
Thanks
Jim

 

[DP+JAY]

Mine was on a bracket on the rear wall but I took it off.
A / Because there was no way it would stay there in an accident & would have done a lot of damage as it broke free.
B / Because with it flat on the garage floor I can move it from side to side so that it is always on the kerb side.

 

[rangi]

I took mine off the frame underneath and put it in the Garage, just laid it flat on the floor, on a piece of carpet, and screwed a batton in front to stop it sliding around, because,
A I didn't want to go grovling around underneath and
B, I don't expect any Recovery Fella to do that either

It's a real pain to even lower the bloody thing to the ground, let alone get the damn thing out from under:Angry:

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[Minxy]

This is how I secured the spare wheel for our previous Chausson MH, it kept the weight in the centre of the van and never moved a millimetre!

 

[JimboT]

Might do something like yours
Jim

This is how I secured the spare wheel for our previous Chausson MH, it kept the weight in the centre of the van and never moved a millimetre!

 

[davanne]

This is how I secured the spare wheel for our previous Chausson MH, it kept the weight in the centre of the van and never moved a millimetre!

Mine is secured the same way

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[Biged]

We didn't have a spare wheel when i purchased the MH.

It's Transit based so has 6 wheels (all the same) so i thought a spare was essential. I sourced a spare from ebay (never used but not new, a spare from a MH) made a bracket and mounting, its solid as a rock and looks the part :thumb: