Product Overview
6121 Spare Tire Bracket, plated
Keep your spare trailer tire safe, secure, and out of the way with the Dutton Lainson 6121 Spare Tire Bracket. This American-made, heavy-duty steel bracket offers peace of mind on the road, ensuring you're prepared for unexpected flats while maximizing valuable space on your boat trailer. Its clever offset design provides increased ground and boat clearance, protecting your spare from damage and keeping your boat launch hassle-free. The durable zinc-plated TUFFPLATE® finish resists rust and corrosion, promising years of reliable service in harsh marine environments.
Key Features
- **Fits a Wide Range of Tires:** Accommodates 9" to 14" wheels, ensuring compatibility with most standard boat trailer tires.
- **Universal Trailer Tongue Fit:** Mounts to trailer tongues up to 3" x 5", making it adaptable to various trailer setups.
- **Optimized Clearance:** 4-1/2" side and 4-3/4" high offset maximizes ground and boat clearance, preventing costly damage.
- **Built to Last:** Constructed from heavy-duty steel for superior strength and durability.
- **Superior Corrosion Resistance:** Zinc-plated TUFFPLATE® finish offers exceptional protection against rust and corrosion, ensuring long-lasting performance in marine environments.
- **Security Ready:** Features a locking hole for added security, allowing you to lock the wheel and bracket to the trailer (lock not included).
- **Easy Installation:** Includes all necessary mounting hardware for a quick and straightforward installation.
- **Proudly Made in the USA:** Backed by Dutton Lainson's legacy of quality and reliability since 1886.
What's in the Box
- Spare tire bracket
- Mounting hardware
Specifications
The Captain's Take
After years on the water, I know a reliable spare tire setup is crucial. The Dutton Lainson 6121 is my go-to bracket. It's built tough, keeps my spare secure and accessible, and the TUFFPLATE® finish stands up to the salt and spray. I've seen cheaper brackets fail, but this one you can trust. Don't leave the dock without it.
