The Front Runner Spare Tyre Braai / BBQ Grate is an ingenious, space-saving cooking solution designed for the Australian overlander. By utilising the typically unused space on your rear-mounted spare wheel, this grate provides a large-diameter cooking surface without consuming any internal cargo space.
Constructed from 3CR12 laser-cut stainless steel, the grate is engineered to withstand high heat and the constant vibrations of corrugated outback tracks. The design features dual cooking zones, allowing you to grill over an open flame while simultaneously using the solid griddle section. Whether you are setting up camp on a remote beach or crossing the Red Centre, the Braai Grate offers a rugged and reliable way to cook for groups in the bush.
Key Features
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3CR12 Stainless Steel: Built from high-quality, corrosion-resistant stainless steel for long-term durability and easy cleaning after a campfire cook-up.
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Dual Cooking Zones: Features a split design with a traditional grill for searing meat and a solid flat-plate griddle for eggs, bacon, or smaller vegetables.
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Universal Tyre Fitment: Engineered to fit a wide range of tyre sizes, from 29" to 37" (740mm to 890mm), ensuring compatibility with most 4WD setups.
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Die-Cast Aluminium Legs: Includes sturdy legs that provide 210mm of clearance, allowing the grate to sit securely over hot campfire coals.
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Space-Saving Storage: Hooks directly over the spare tyre, staying tucked away and secure during transit, even on the roughest terrain.
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Integrated Hook System: Designed to be easily secured with a standard ratchet strap or tucked under a wheel cover for a low-profile transport solution.
Best For
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Self-Sufficient Overlanders: Perfect for those who need a large-diameter cooking surface for group meals without cluttering the vehicle interior.
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Space-Conscious Campers: An ideal choice for fully loaded 4WDs where internal storage is at a premium.
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Rugged Outback Travel: Suited for quality-focused explorers who value durable, Front Runner-engineered hardware that can handle the harsh Australian environment.
