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Looks good under there! Spareskidplate.com

Spareskidplate.com. The UHMW weighs 13lbs at 1/2 inch thickness, whereas an aluminum plate of the same circumference, 1/4 inch thickness is 19 lbs. As you pointed out, UHMW is super strong, doesn’t corrode, doesn’t fade, and maintains its shape when impacted. We have tested these plates...

Spare skid plate.com Hey guys! It’s my company. The thickness is 1/2 inch. I make the plates in black, red, white and grey. Yes, the material is supper strong! I have a few skids currently in stock. Hit me up if you have any questions! Thanks, Zahman Spareskidplate.com

If your still looking for an alternative to that hitch mounted swing out look at sparedkidplate.com. It's protected my spare on a number of occasions and is a fraction of the cost of Wilco.

Are you measuring from the hub to fender or ground to fender? Four inches of lift from a 6112 set up is not normal, even with #650 springs. Which springs did you use, the Bilstein #650 or another like Kings? The Bilstein 6112 utilizes a fourteen inch spring whereas the Kings are sixteen inches.

I use CB and WT for coms. Soon will be obtaining my Ham License.

Bachelor's degree. Should have went into Real Estate! Hahaha.

No need in removing the spare or to purchase a swing out. Check out spareskidplate.com. They have a pretty cool spare tire skid plate.

Check out Spare Skid Plate - Skid Plates, Off Road Tires, 4x4 for an inexpensive way to protect your spare while off-roading. Beats buying a rear bumper or placing it on your roof.