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Made my own spare tire kit

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In a spare tire situation there is no need to get the torque spec exact, youd be fine with a breaker bar and a socket. also how is the tire held down i dont see any straps or anything
 
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I haven't had a chance to try the Badland jack yet.

I also didn't strap the tire down yet. I'm trying to let that cover stretch out a little bit before I do that.
 

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My Dewalt impact worked on mine. What model do you own? I bought the DCF900P1. Also bought the Badlands jack. Just need the spare tire now. I did swap out my tires on Sunday using the Badlands jack. Worked great!!
 

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Those tire repair screws work good and don’t take up any room for those annoying puctures we occasionally get nice kit you put together . Thinking I’ll put one together for my CT
 
 
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