Can-Am Maverick R Tire Carrier V2.0 - DRT Motorsports

Tire Carrier V2.0 for Can Am Maverick R

Compatibility: Can Am Maverick R and Maverick R Max

Secure your spare tire with a mounting system built to handle rough terrain and repeated trail use. This setup keeps your spare tire and gear stable while maintaining access and clean integration with your Maverick R platform. It fits both Maverick R and Maverick R Max models and supports multiple storage configurations depending on how you ride.

• Secure spare tire and cargo under rough trail use
• Improve access with smooth assisted lifting
• Adapt storage height to match your setup including the OEM storage box and cooler (additional parts required)
• Keep gear organized with integrated tie-down points
• Maintain a clean, durable finish for long-term use
• Keep your spare tire secure on rough terrain with a one-piece boxed steel structure that resists flex and movement.
• Improve daily usability with gas strut assistance that supports smooth lifting even with larger tires installed.
• Adapts to your cargo setup with included low-rise and mid-rise brackets that align with the DRT trunk enclosure, LinQ storage systems, or LinQ cooler.
• Secure your load with confidence using a billet trigger latch with locking handle that holds the carrier firmly in place.
• Expand storage options with integrated tie-down points that allow flexible mounting of gear and recovery equipment.

Built from laser-cut and CNC-formed steel, this carrier is fully welded for strength and long-term durability. It mounts to factory or aftermarket cage points using a bolt-on design with minor drilling required. The sand black powder coat finish resists wear and blends cleanly with OEM and aftermarket components. High-grade black alloy hardware is included for a consistent and durable installation. Low-rise and mid-rise brackets are included, with an optional high-rise bracket available for cooler setups.

š ï¸ Note

• Not compatible with Can-Am JL Audio Level 3 or Level 5 rear cage-mounted speakers