What about on the spare?
EDIT: I don't know why the link doesn't work, but here is the site that they reference:

http://www.man-a-fre.com/fjcruiser/fjcruiserhiliftjackmountstocktirecarrier.htm

http://www.fjcruiserforums.com/forums/newbie-discussions/98171-hi-lift-jack-mount.html

 

How about rear tire?

 

Man-A-Fre makes a mount for the spare tire. Here is a link.

FJ Cruiser Hi-Lift Jack Mount with Stock Tire Carrier

 

Would you think a 60" Hi Lift is too large on the spare tire considering it'd stand too tall and get hung up in the brush or too low and get scraped up on a steep incline?

 

IMO, a hi-lift with more than likely a larger than stock tire on the rear is too much weight for the rear door hinges. I can promise you if you add this when you close your door its going to be harder to close and you might have to lift up on the door to get it to close.

I have seen one or two people make a mount that goes into two of the roof rack mounting holes and that works really well and no need for a roof rack. Next best spot is on a front bumper, then inside using the rear seat bolts to attach it.

 

Maybe you could mount it on an angle?

 

Just thinkin...why do you need a 60" instead of the 48"? At least with the 48" you can carry inside the cargo area. :thinkerg:

 

I have a 60" Hi Lift Extreme mounted inside my FJ.

It runs along the passenger side of the vehicle from behind the front seat back to the plug setup in the cargo area.

I put it there so that my wife coud get to the Hi Lift if something were to happen to me while we are on one of our trips.

 

Do you have a pic?

 

PurpleHeartFJ,

Sorry about not responding sooner. Just got back to civilization.

Here are a couple of pics for you.

 

Unless you have very large tires or a very high lift greater than 3" you should be able to do what you need with a 48". I've been happy with mine for several years now. Hopefully you have lifting points. If you have rock rails, invest in the adapter. You could also always buy an ARB front bumper and mount your jack there. You could come up with all sorts of excuses to buy stuff in order to mount a highlift