Guon-Wuvl Spare Tire Cover, Universal Fit for Jeep, Trailer,RV, SUV, Truck and Many Vehicle, Wheel Diameter 28-29, Weatherproof Tire Protectors (White, 15 inch for Tire Φ 28-29)

Good value

I love this thing! I just purchased my second one because my first purchase seems like its starting to lose the battle with the weather I get in the Northern capital region of NYS. Its probably going to give in the next few months of me removing it to keep my spare tire pressure monitored BUT I will say, despite this thing lasting me just over a year Im still completely happy with my purchase. The item fits snuggly around my spare on my SUV and even if I had to purchase this every year at $15, I could buy this every year for the next 15 years and STILL save money compared to replacing my SUV tire cover with the OEM cover that would cost me a whopping $300 from the car dealer to replace. This replacement cover works as needed, just dont expect a decade of durability but again at this price point Im delighted to replace it as often as needed.

Cant beat it for price but it is a little thin

This cover was easy to install, looks nice and the material seems to be decent quality. I would say not a bad deal for the money. I have not drove my trailer with the cover on yet so I dont know how it will do at highway speeds, but the elastic seems fairly strong so hopefully it will withstand going 65-7- mph without blowing off.

Purchase size based on the provide chart. Nice looking and a tight fit.

About this to customize using some permanent adhesive vinyl and it worked wonderfully! The vinyl sticks very well. The cover was also very easy to install over our spare tire.

It covers the tire... Mission accomplished!

Ive got a pickup-bed-trailer conversion with the larger diameter (but thin) military style truck tires - think 1980s G.P. (not that the US Govt used the GP - geep - in the 1980s, but you get it I guess.) This thing covered the spare (bolted to the front) like it was made for it. I used a tape measure to find the O.D. of the mounted, inflated tire - thats the number to use, not the nominal size of the tire (rim). I have no idea how this will tolerate UV (sun destroys everything) - but I am familiar with the rubberized-vinyl-type material - think soft-top for 1980s Jeep (not geep...) - and it will likely crack and rot in a few years. But, so what I guess? It looks great and itll take the beating so my spare doesnt have to. As long as both this seller, and Amazon, continue to exist - communist takeover and zombie riots notwithstanding - I will probably be able to buy a new one. Price and fit are exactly what I wanted. Does this qualify as a product review? Are you happy? ARE YOU!? SAY IT! SAYYYY IT!!!! :)