BB Wheels Exterior Accessories

Spare Tire Carriers, Rear Mount, Swing-Out & Off-Road Tire Carrier Options

Shop spare tire carriers at BB Wheels for stronger rear-mounted tire support, better access to oversized spare setups, and off-road-ready storage that works better than stock locations on many builds. Compare swing-out tire carriers, bumper-mounted carriers, tailgate tire carriers, hitch-mounted options, and heavy-duty spare tire mounts for trucks, SUVs, Jeeps, and trail-ready vehicles.

What Buyers Usually Shop First

Most shoppers start here because they need a better way to carry an oversized spare, want easier rear-mounted access for trail setups, or need a stronger tire-carrying solution after bumpers, lift kits, and larger wheel-and-tire upgrades. The strongest search patterns in this category usually center on spare tire carriers, swing-out tire carriers, rear spare tire carriers, bumper-mounted tire carriers, tailgate carriers, and off-road spare tire mounts.

Why Spare Tire Carriers Stay Popular

• They help support larger or heavier spare tires that may not fit well in stock locations
• They are popular with Jeep, truck, SUV, off-road, and overland buyers alike
• They give buyers options like swing-out, bumper-mounted, tailgate, and hitch-mounted designs
• They can improve access, clearance, and overall spare-tire placement for modified builds
• They pair naturally with bumpers, skid plates, and other rear or trail-focused upgrades

Shop Spare Tire Carriers

Browse spare tire carriers for trucks, SUVs, Jeeps, and off-road vehicles, including rear spare tire carriers, swing-out tire carriers, bumper-mounted carriers, tailgate carriers, hitch-mounted tire carriers, heavy-duty tire mounts, and oversized spare-tire support options.

How to Choose the Right Spare Tire Carrier

If your priority is trail-ready rear access and stronger support for larger tires, swing-out and bumper-mounted tire carriers are common starting points. If you want a simpler factory-style rear solution, tailgate-mounted or direct-fit carrier options are often the better fit. Many buyers also compare tire size capacity, mount strength, opening style, bumper compatibility, recovery-access needs, and whether the carrier is better for daily use, off-road travel, or heavier oversized spare setups.

Related Exterior Upgrades

Spare tire carriers are often shopped alongside bumpers, skid plates, and body-protection upgrades when buyers want a more complete trail-ready rear setup.

Why do buyers upgrade to an aftermarket spare tire carrier?

Many buyers compare aftermarket spare tire carriers when stock spare locations no longer work well with oversized tires, modified bumpers, or off-road builds. A stronger rear-mounted carrier can offer better support, easier access, and a setup that fits larger spare tires more securely.

What is the difference between swing-out and tailgate tire carriers?

Swing-out tire carriers are often compared for heavier-duty bumper-based rear setups and easier access on trail builds, while tailgate carriers are more often chosen for direct-fit or Jeep-style rear mounting. Buyers usually compare both based on tire size, rear access, and overall build style.

Who usually shops spare tire carriers?

Spare tire carriers are especially popular with Jeep owners, off-road truck and SUV buyers, overland travelers, and anyone running larger wheel-and-tire packages who needs a better rear-mounted spare solution.