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)

Me pareció de muy buen material y durable pero lo tuve que retornar porque el tamaño era muy pequeño para mi llanta de repuesto pero el producto se veía bueno

Nice but had trouble getting it snug on my 08 rav4. Put my own decal on but wasn’t perfect

so far so good, dont know about long term wear yet, but hopeful

This cover was good quality, good fit, GREAT price and a good color match too! Really happy with it. Would buy again for my other car.

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.

My trailer has ST205/75R14 tires and this is just about too large. My trailer has the spare on the side and the wind just about took it off - I ended up pulling it off as it was making me way too nervous. Ill try to shrink it by sewing it tighter in center section and see what happens...

did the job it was supposed to. went on easy

Works as stated.

Fits perfect and nice material!

Product appeared to be well made of robust materials, with the possible exception of the elastic retainer cord which wasn’t tight at all on my 15” spare trailer tire, and blew off unnoticed somewhere north of Indianapolis. Product might be better suited to a spare tire mounted immediate behind a vehicle (like on a Jeep), rather than on the side of a utility trailer where it is hanging out in the breeze. Had I known the elastic retention cord wasn’t strong enough to keep it affixed to the tire, I could have put a strap around the periphery to hold it on, but I didn’t. So now it’s most likely lying in the ditch somewhere along I-69... live & learn.