Where is the spare wheel on a Fiat Ducato motorhome?

Similar on the Boxer, the spare is under slung, but there is a connecting tube from the spare, to a tyre valve with dust cap mounted under the rear offside bumper.

Is Fiat Ducato front wheel drive?

The Ducato is available only with front-wheel drive.

Are spare wheels allowed on the motorway?

Can space saver wheels be used on motorways: It’s not illegal, but driving at 50mph is dangerous on motorways. Remember to check the space saver’s air pressure: The majority of space saver wheels have pneumatic tyres, so you’ll need to periodically check your ‘spare’ is at the correct pressure.

Are there any spare wheels for Fiat Ducato?

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How big is a spare wheel carrier for a Ducato?

A cross-shaped box section was then welded together and equipped with studs to bolt through the bodywork and accept the externally mounted spare wheel. Note that the bolt spacing (pitch circle diameter or PCD) of a Ducato varies – the PCD will either be 5 x 118mm or on a Maxi chassis, 5 x 130mm.

How big is a spare wheel in a motorhome?

A 16-inch Fiat Ducato spare with a 225mm wide tyre weighs 29kg. The weight penalty for fitting a spare wheel is about 30kg, as the weight of the frame is partially offset by the removal of the air pump and sealant kit supplied with the vehicle. Many motorhomes are built in such a way that there is precious little space for a spare wheel.

How big are the bolts on a Ducato?

Note that the bolt spacing (pitch circle diameter or PCD) of a Ducato varies – the PCD will either be 5 x 118mm or on a Maxi chassis, 5 x 130mm. The bolt sizes also vary from 14mm diameter to 16mm diameter.