TrailSwing Standard
For tires 35 inches and under. For a 35-inch tire, ask us whether Standard or HD suits your vehicle and gear.
Explore Standard configurationsTS250
TG150
ACC15
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TrailSwing® by Dirtcom carries your spare tire outside the vehicle and swings it aside for rear access. Explore a hitch-mounted alternative to replacing your rear bumper, then check the right model and clearance for your setup.
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TrailSwing HD is the heavier-duty choice for tires 35 inches and over.
Price range: $2,000.00 through $2,250.00
Carry a full-size spare without replacing your rear bumper.
Price range: $1,750.00 through $2,000.00Start with your vehicle, tire and equipment. Standard, HD and AE are different configurations; a vehicle listing is a starting point for checking fitment.
For tires 35 inches and under. For a 35-inch tire, ask us whether Standard or HD suits your vehicle and gear.
Explore Standard configurationsFor tires 35 inches and over. Confirm your receiver size, lug nut count and vehicle clearances before ordering.
Explore HD configurationsA straight carrier configuration for listed vehicle applications. Check the selected vehicle listing and hatch clearance before ordering.
Explore AE configurations
Each TrailSwing includes the carrier, mounting components and hardware. See the included-equipment photo on the product listing. Optional tables, accessory hitches and other accessories are sold separately.
View the Standard included equipment View the HD included equipmentIt carries a spare tire using the vehicle’s hitch receiver. A swing-out carrier such as TrailSwing moves the spare aside when you need rear access. Check your actual receiver and clearances before selecting a carrier.
TrailSwing is designed as a hitch-mounted alternative to replacing the rear bumper. Receiver layout, existing bumper modifications and rear-door clearance still need to be checked for your vehicle.
Read the published hitch test results and ask which model and revision they apply to. Test forces are not operating tongue-weight limits, and a carrier’s hitch rating does not increase your vehicle’s towing capacity. Read the towing documentation
Compare the complete setup: vehicle clearance, wheel and tire, equipment, opening direction, included parts, documentation and warranty. Use the published information for the exact configuration. Compare manufacturer-published carrier information
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