What size spare tire is this rear bumper tire carrier designed to hold?

The drawing labels the spare tire as a 38" tire, so the carrier is designed around a 38-inch tire.

Does this schematic include dimensions or measurements for building the bumper?

No. The only text on the drawing is the '38" tire' label; no dimensions, material sizes, or measurements are shown.

What views of the bumper does the drawing show?

It shows a main rear elevation view of the bumper with the tire carrier and spare tire, plus a smaller side/profile cross-section detail view in the upper right corner.

What features are shown on the bumper itself?

The rear view shows a full-width bumper with angled ends, two recessed rectangular light openings, tab/shackle mounts, and a receiver-style opening at the bottom center.

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Ford Bronco Custom Rear Bumper & 38" Spare Tire Carrier Schematic Drawing

CAD line drawing of a rear bumper with swing-out 38 inch tire carrier and side detail

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CAD design drawing of a rear bumper and tire carrier sized for a 38 inch tire, with a side detail view.

AI caption October 2003 · Photo 134 of 327

This document is a CAD-style schematic drawing of a custom rear bumper with a spare tire carrier, uploaded to a 1995 Ford Bronco gallery under the filename 'Blazes-rear-bumper.jpg'. The main view shows the bumper from the rear: a full-width bumper with angled end caps, two recessed rectangular light cutouts, what appear to be D-ring/shackle mount tabs, and a receiver-style opening at the bottom center. Mounted above the bumper is a triangulated tire carrier frame supporting a spare tire labeled '38" tire', with a central hub/spindle and two vertical uprights flanking the tire. A second, smaller detail view at the upper right (outlined in red) shows a side cross-section/profile of the bumper and carrier upright. The only text in the drawing is the '38" tire' label; there are no dimensions, part numbers, torque specs, or material callouts visible. A reader can learn the general layout and proportions of the bumper and swing-away carrier design, including that it is sized to hold a 38-inch spare tire, but no fabrication measurements are given. The drawing appears to be part of a home-built bumper project set (companion files reference front winch bumper and recessed lights).

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Frequently asked questions

What size spare tire is this rear bumper tire carrier designed to hold?: The drawing labels the spare tire as a 38" tire, so the carrier is designed around a 38-inch tire.
Does this schematic include dimensions or measurements for building the bumper?: No. The only text on the drawing is the '38" tire' label; no dimensions, material sizes, or measurements are shown.
What views of the bumper does the drawing show?: It shows a main rear elevation view of the bumper with the tire carrier and spare tire, plus a smaller side/profile cross-section detail view in the upper right corner.
What features are shown on the bumper itself?: The rear view shows a full-width bumper with angled ends, two recessed rectangular light openings, tab/shackle mounts, and a receiver-style opening at the bottom center.