Keep your spare tire protected from the elements year-round. This Classic Accessories Model Size 5 tire cover wraps 28 to 29 inch spare tires in durable, waterproof vinyl, shielding rubber compounds from UV degradation, rain, road grime, and mildew -- whether you're parked at a campsite or rolling down the highway.
Exposed spare tires take a beating. UV rays crack and degrade tire sidewalls, rain and standing moisture promote mildew growth, and road debris leaves surface damage that shortens tire life. The Classic Accessories 75140 cover addresses all of these failure points with a purpose-built, weather-resistant shell that installs in seconds and stays put on the road.
Designed as a custom-fit solution -- not a one-size-fits-all bag -- this cover uses a pre-formed shape and elasticized back hem to sit cleanly against the tire face and wrap securely around the rim edge. The result is a tailored look with none of the flapping or slipping common with oversized universal covers.
Heavy-duty vinyl outer surface repels rain, snow, and road splash. Wipes clean with a damp cloth -- no special cleaners needed.
Interior lining protects wheel and rim finish from abrasion. Safe for painted, chrome, and alloy wheels.
Cover material is treated to resist UV-driven fading and cracking, and resists mildew formation in wet or humid storage conditions.
Integrated elastic band cinches around the tire perimeter for a fast, tool-free installation and a snug fit that won't blow off at highway speed.
The 75140 is a strong fit for:
To confirm this is the correct cover for your spare, measure the overall diameter of the tire (not the wheel/rim size). With a tape measure, check from the ground to the top of a fully inflated tire, or measure tread face to tread face across the widest point. If that measurement falls between 28 and 29 inches, this Model Size 5 cover is the right choice.
Common tire sizes that typically fall in the 28-29 inch diameter range include many LT215/75R15, 225/75R15, and similar light truck and trailer tires. Always verify your specific tire's actual diameter, as sidewall load rating and inflation can affect overall height.
No tools required. Align the cover face over the tire tread, then stretch the elasticized hem around the tire perimeter until it seats behind the rim edge. The elastic draws the hem tight for a secure hold. To remove, pull the hem back from one side and peel the cover free.