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Wednesday, Jan 7
Features
- EXACT-MATCH REPLACEMENT Designed to match the original equipment, this spare tire winch with offset cable ensures a perfect fit for easy installation on your RV, truck, or trailer. No guesswork needed
- OFFSET CABLE DESIGN The offset cable feature makes accessing your spare tire more convenient, reducing hassle when you need to retrieve your tire from underneath your RV
- ENHANCES CARGO SPACE With this spare tire winch, you can optimize your RVs cargo and storage areas, freeing up space while ensuring your spare tire is securely stored.
- RELIABLE FUNCTIONALITY Engineered to perform like the original components, this winch ensures your spare tire is easily accessible, helping you stay prepared for unexpected tire changes
- EASY INSTALLATION This winch is built for simple installation, allowing you to replace your spare tire holder with minimal effort and no modifications required
Description
The Lippert Components Spare Tire Winch is the perfect bolt-on solution for your spare tire carrier. Simply bolt on the winch (hardware not included) under your trailer or RV. The offset cable allows for a more compact design which better utilizes leverage.Can be used on RVs, trailers and trucks with enough clearance to store additional spare tire.
Manufacturer: Lippert
Brand: Lippert Components
Model: 159056
Item Weight: 3.2 pounds
Product Dimensions: 5.75 x 1.75 x 7 inches
Item model number: 159056
Manufacturer Part Number: 159056
Voltage: 12 Volts
Date First Available: April 9, 2014
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Installed this on my 2017 FR sunseeker motorhome for the spare tire. This makes it a lot easier to lower and raise the spare tire which is very heavy.
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2025 by Dakota
So far so good. Used to relocate my spare tire of my travel trailer to the belly of our camper. Seems very solid and well built.
Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2024 by Todd Porter
Replaced the broken one on my RV. The cable had retracted too far and binded up internally. The housing broke when trying to extend the tire. For an "emegency" to have actually happened would have been a nightmare. I was only filling up the air for the tire and it took me way longer to get the tire out than needed. I replaced the broken one with this because it was the same one. I'm now a bit more careful about using this on my RV. For a part like this that is used maybe never it's fine, but sure was frustrating.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2024 by gasorensen_tx
I purchased 2 of these to add spare tires under my brand new travel trailer. The trailer originally had the single spare on the rear bumper but since I plan to haul small items I didn't want anything on the rear bumper. I purchase these and a second spare to put them under the trailer instead. It took some time to figure out how to install these under the trailer but once I did I love it. These things work great for raising and lowering the tire without me having to get on the ground or under the trailer. I purchased Lippert 119226 Fifth Wheel Landing Gear Manual Crank Handle to use with the winch for lowering or raising the tires. Overall these things are great and are definitely a space saver by putting the tires underneath. Time will tell regarding durability but so far so good. I would definitely recommend purchasing for anyone looking to move a spare tire underneath.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2018 by Guardian_Agent
I upfittetd this to my equipment trailer, it is a very nice winch. The winch will loosen up when bouncing down Michigan roads. I drilled my winch rod and installed a hitch pin to prevent it from turning.
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2024 by Nate
This appears to be a good winch because now that it is installed it works well. I don't know if it will loosen over time but I hope not. Be aware, this item is very difficult to install onto a camper that was not designed for one. I'm very handy but took 2 full days to install this under my 5th wheel Forrest River. The main problem is that the winch is taller than the depth of most tires. This makes it difficult to wind a tire up under the bottom of the camper without the tire/wheel bottoming out on the winch. You want the tire to bottom on the camper not on a small part of the winch.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2019 by Frank in SC
I needed a spare tire holder for my 1970 Airstream rehab project. This winch/spare fit perfectly in the front hitch area with an added cross-channel and a simple extension. I designed it to use the same speed wrench as my stabilizers. I see some reviews complain about it gradually lowering so to prevent that, I'll add a locking pin on the shaft extension. The first picture shows the shaft lock installed to prevent accidental lowering.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2020 by Joyce Dielschneider &Hal Joyce Dielschneider &Hal
Less than 7 months old. Installed on 5th wheel as spare tire carrier. Right after install, raised and lowered spare twice to make sure it worked. Noticed it would get loose after even after 10 miles, so secured the tire with a rachet strap. Good thing I did - found the spare tire hanging down about 4 inches while at a rest stop. This was after 700 miles on decent interstate highway. The strap was stretched to its limit and the crank just kept spinning when trying to re-raise it. If the strap wasn’t there, the tire potentially would have fell off and created a hazard. Had to add a second strap to keep going. IMO, a piece of junk!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2025 by Wally