Rock Slide Engineering Spare Tire Mount EZ Rack Kit All Tire Sizes Basic Steel

Works like there supposed nice to have for camping/ overlanding

I upgrade my 2024 Wrangler JLU with a Teraflex HD spare tire holder before using this. I also drilled holes to adapt to use with two Helix 4x4 5 gal jerry can holders. I can now carry up to 10 gals spare fuel for extended offroad trips.

Buy once cry once. Pricy but worth it.Will buy another when I need to mount a second can on other side of tire.

Pros ~ Affordable, simple to setup & install as well as remove, very well made and quality product.Cons ~ I just so happened to get a strap where the tensioned buckle wasn't holding well and popped open twice on a weekend trip I took to the desert. I wouldnt hold this against the co, I think things happen and I just got a bad hand. They accepted my return, no issues.I got this specifically to mount my gas/water RotoPax system and overall very happy with it and would recommend it to anyone, however check the buckle strap clamp before bringing out into the field!

Solid gas can and mounting system. The spout looks to be leak proof but I haven’t tried that yet. One thing to know is that the mounting system bolt holes do not match the brand name mounts (RP) and will require drilling.

The holes are a little to narrow for a Rotopax mount for fuel can. Easy fix with a drill, but would expect it to work right out of the box with brand name parts.

I think it fits good.

Overall quality is good, solid plates, good finish, installation instructions are good--and for that I would give it a 4 or 5 BUT before you choose your pack mount, read this first: If you bought the RotoPax "FuelPax Deluxe Pack Mount" you'll find the Fuelpax has a1-piece base with mounting holes that DO NOT line up with the Rockslide mounting plate holes. Yes, you can drill it out, but for the money spent, (as of 2/4/24) the incompatibility isn't mentioned anywhere in their materials for either product even though are sold together on the Rotopax web site. It's disappointing to have to DIY what appears to be an integrated solution with zero mention of this.