Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: For a Jeep Wrangler with the spare tire on the back, will it set out far enough to clear the spare tire on the rear?
Document: this transporter cargo box is great, fits great on the back of our suv, was very easy to install, can hold enough stuff. and I would recommed to a friend
I have a Jeep Compass that we take on trips, and believe it or not, when you are packing a family of 4, a dog, and food for a week, the trunk fills up quickly.I received this as a gift, along with a trailer hitch on the back of the jeep. This is a great addition to any vehicle.There is no towing, no height restrictions, and usually you can see it out of the back window so you can see where you are backing up.
This is an outstanding piece of equipment , it is easy to use and has additional tail lights for safety. This cargo box will hold up to 150lbs and it attachs to our SUV trailer hitch. So we do not need to fill up the back of our SUV and that makes for plenty of room for mour two large dogs. Plus you can see out the rear window and it comes with its only locking system.
My Thule arrived on time and in great condition. While it wasn't the best set of instructions, It was not difficult to figure out how to assemble and attach to my hitch. There was a remark by one individual in reviews that said the box always leans back. I was able to get that effect and re-read the instructions. I had made a mistake, which given the diagram, was easily corrected.
Just love our cargo carrier! Easy to install and even to remove when you reach your destination. Worth the money for a secure safe way to transport all of our extra luggage and still be able to see out the rear window of our suv.
There is no need to tilt the box when it is being loaded. Whe you need the room provided by a tilt, you're on the road--and there is no practical way to tilt the box while loaded. Tilt is a good sales feature because it you would think that it makes it easier to get in and out of the rear hatch.
We fit this to our 2012 Terrain. The distance between the cargo box and vehicle is perfect. The box does not have to be tilted to open the rear (which is good since it is supposed to be empty to use the tilt away function .It looks great and the lighting is very functional.Assembly was easy and the frame is high quality. I saw a previous review mentioning holes not aligning. This was not the case for us.
We don't have the wiring for the lights yet but it is a nice feature.I gave this 4 stars instead of 5 because of the size of the hitch mount. They should have made it 2". It's too big a box for the smaller size and with the plastic 2" adapter provided, it still tilts ever so slightly in my hitch receiver (which is 2"). It is secure enough but still, I think it would have been better with a 2 inch tube.
We recently turned in our minivan for an SUV. What we gained in MPG we lost in luggage space. We were nervous because we used all of the storage of the minivan for long trips. Everything used to fit in the minivan without any problems and we were nervous that we would not have enough space. The Thule, not only gave us the extra space that we lost (about 4-5 large bags of luggage), but it didnt effect our Miles Per Gallon on the trip.
It happened. We had kid number 2. When the second child arrived, along with their 2nd large car seat, we had a choice. Leave our dog at home on weekend trips, buy a minivan, or find a way to carry more stuff. We have a Dodge Journey that is great for 99% of our family driving needs, but doesn't have enough cargo capacity for when we need to bring overnight bags etc.First let me say that the delivery on this was fantastic.
Answer: yes