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This Holder allows a RANGER RZR operator to carry a spare tire outside the cargo box, thus preserving precious cargo space. (Requires RANGER Spare Tire Holder [2875185], Pre-Runner Rear Bumper [2876403-458] and Lock & Rideâ„¢ Accessory Rack [2876378-458], each sold separately.)

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