New spot for spare tire.

[AppocAlexx]

You could always look at the hitch mounted spare tire set up. Or if you're into custom fab work do a swing out off your rear bumper.

 

[2011SSVHOE]

agree^^

 

[TURNz]

Redoing the exhaust sounds expensive. I think I'm going to look at mounting it inside. Also, my rims are apparently 17s from a newer Tahoe, with 33" tires. Will 33s even fit in the stock location? I recall seeing guys mention that a full size spare for larger than stock tires don't fit. But I don't know that this small increase over stock is enough to matter.

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[TURNz]

It looks like just the right side would need redone. Though the winch looks suspect.

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[AppocAlexx]

Nahhh just a little surface rust you're good lol


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[TURNz]

Nahhh just a little surface rust you're good lol


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I had the cable break on one in the middle of an intersection once while it was snowing after work. I was in dress shoes and fell twice retrieving it. That was fun.

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[Kbkiller]

+1 on rerouting the exhaust. In my yukon xl I have the back seats out and there is a mounting point where the seat locks in to a cargo latch on the driver side tied down with a ratchet strap. It's a temp fix until I can fix my spare holder. My 05 sierra has 35x12.5 toyo mt's with matching spare that fits no problem.

 

[BigDaddy13440]

Yup, I'd sooner re-route the exhaust and tuck the spare tire in its intended position rather than concoct a new spot for the spare.

This, 100%

 

[AppocAlexx]

hell just dump the exhaust right before or after the rear end and boom no issue.

 

[05Single]

New exhaust only axle back would only be around $75-$150 max. Not like a full cat back including muffler. After the axle is the easy part