Hitchgate Drop

The Hitchgate Drop is the lightest, most durable, and most affordable USA-made tire carrier on the market.

Perfect for offroad enthusiasts, this tire carrier can support up to a 37" tire and conveniently lowers out of the way to provide easy access to the rear of your vehicle.

**Current Lead Time: IN STOCK.**

**The tire will drop to the Passenger side**

**On Stock height vehicles the tire will drop to the ground**

Key Features:

• Lightweight Design: Weighs only 32lbs, making it easy to handle and install.
• Quick Installation: Installs in under 10 minutes, saving you time and effort.
• High Weight Capacity: Supports up to 150lbs, ensuring stability and safety for your tire.
• Universal Fit: Compatible with most 2" hitch receivers with zero-wobble or rattle for a secure fit.
• Heavy-Duty Towing: Tow rated up to 7,500lbs with a 750lb tongue weight, perfect for hauling.
• Versatile Lug Pattern Compatibility: Fits most vehicle lug patterns (note: 3500 HD rigs and larger may require a secondary wheel adapter).
• Accessory Compatibility: Works seamlessly with TireBite accessory kits for enhanced functionality.

Accessory options - 

• License Plate Relocation Bracket (LPR32204): Integrated

Upgrade your offroad experience with the Hitchgate Drop tire carrier. Enjoy easy access to your vehicle's rear and the peace of mind that comes with a secure, USA-made product.

**All Hitchgate Solo's come with the wedge lock and hardware needed to install the Hitchgate and Tire. (Hitch receiver locking pin Not included)

 ***Fitment Notes - 

Identify that you have at least 4 ½” from your hitch pin hole towards the front of your vehicle. Doing so will ensure that the Hitchgate will be able to engage its wedge lock design eliminating any wobble or play in your receiver that you may have. 

Factors that can result in the receiver tubing not fitting can be caused by: 

• Receiver tubing has a plate on the back end of the receiver that restricts the hitchgate tubing from running back enough for the wedge lock to have room to engage or hitch pin holes to align.
• Some model vehicles have a muffler in the rear that interferes with how far back the tubing is allowed to run. This will require the muffler or exhaust components to be relocated.
• You want to make sure the face of your hitch receiver is at least flush with the outer most edge of your rear bumper. Not Receded anymore than 1.5" behind your bumper.