For Jeep and taco owners, need your help.

How different is the bolt pattern between a jeep and taco?
Have ordered this spare tire mount from jeep to install in the bed of the taco for spare tire.
Looks like it comes with 3 studs (for jeep wheel) and need to find a "spacer" adapter from jeep to taco. Google did not find any info. Any help from jeep owners that have both vehicles?

 

Neat idea! Sorry I can't help with the info though.

 

Jeep wheel bolt patterns

https://www.morris4x4center.com/jeep-knowledge-center/jeep-wheel-specifications/

Tacoma is 6x5.5

 

That’s a JL mount. 5 on 5 lug pattern. An adapter is about 2” thick and $120 for a 4 pack.

Or you could you just cut 2 of those studs off. Drill holes and run 2 new bolts through using one of the originals.

 

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Where did you find/see an adapter? Nothing on the net.

 

I was wrong. They do come in singles for $47.

Single 2" 5x5 to 6x5.5 Wheel Adapter Spacer 6 Lug Wheels onto a 5 Lug Truck Works with Chevy https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07BH4LJBC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_iLH0BbN9JMF2J

 

^^^
THANK YOU.
Amazon does NOT take Pay Pal, need to find it elsewhere, at least I know what I need.

 

Please please post a pic of the finished product. I want a way to securely have a spare in the bed!

 

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fr...RS0&_nkw=5x5+to+6x5.5+wheel+adapters&_sacat=0

I would advise against these things if it were for anything more than a spare in a bed.

 

Will do.
Reason I'm bending backwards for this project is:
- want to have a spare same like the 4 tires on ground
- in order to have the identical tire, need to have the same wheel
- present wheels have been discontinued 2 years ago
- found 1 wheel like the 4 ones and ordered the tire
- if mounted under the truck, the wheel will get scratched from road junk
- in bed mounted, I can lock it and also substitutes the "fuck off, I don't want to move your furniture"
- since I am a bit anal, (OK, a lot) I want the best looking (I know, is under the tire) and functional setup.

 

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I would not use those on real wheels. To support a (lay flat) spare in the truck bed is OK.