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Rear spare is an option. If you go with 33”,s on the rims the spare will mount below and you save roughly 17-20”. Forget the exact depth
17" difference with tire. 207.9" vs 190.9". Has it been determined if the Harvester nullifies mounting the spare underneath? It would be impressive if they both fit.
 
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17" difference with tire. 207.9" vs 190.9". Has it been determined if the Harvester nullifies mounting the spare underneath? It would be impressive if they both fit.
I don’t know if they ever said at the reveal but I feel like they implied the base wheel (18”) would fit under but I genuinely don't recall the final answer to that question. Maybe @Jamie@ScoutMotors can add some clarity to this item
 
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Rear spare is an option. If you go with 33”,s on the rims the spare will mount below and you save roughly 17-20”. Forget the exact depth
Isnt the tire carrier removable? If you get the 35”? I feel like ive seen photos of it off the traveler.
 
Isnt the tire carrier removable? If you get the 35”? I feel like ive seen photos of it off the traveler.
The rear carrier is definitely an option. My recollection at reveal is a 35 would fit under the BEV but no answer was given about Harvester. The carrier-if I recall can handle up to 37 but the threshold where the spare can’t fit under was never defined other than the larger spare on Terra would need to be bed mounted. Sorry my brain’s gotten a bit foggy on all that
 
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Rear spare is an option. If you go with 33”,s on the rims the spare will mount below and you save roughly 17-20”. Forget the exact depth
When you say “mount below”, is that inside or outside the vehicle? Ie, under the floor or pulled up underneath?