🔳 Top-rated Bestop 6103235 Black Diamond Custom Fit Tire Cover - 32"x12 Review

Fits just right for P265 70R 17 Michelin expensive spare part for my Jeep Wrangler Unlimited. Plain black! It's every day in the hot sun on the coast of the South Caucasus. Shows no signs of wilting.

The elastic broke after only a few months of wearing. Now it just hangs like stretched granny panties. I need to replace it or add grommets inside to use the elastic cords to hold the lid. Since Staying on Bus #1 is cover work, I have to give it a low rating.

My review of this spare tire cover comes with four photos showing my tire in various stages before and after. Tire size 255 70R 16 diameter approx. 29.9. As you can see from the photos. The cover fits fairly well, although it's a bit loose around the tread, and is made from a thick, vinyl-like reinforced canvas that's fairly pliable and durable. In general, I am satisfied with the material and workmanship of the coating and assume that it will last for several years. even hung under my truck…

This cover fits my 14 year old Rubicon X spare tire perfectly. (BF Goodrich KM 255/75R17 tires on 17-inch Rubicon wheels) It's firm enough to pull flush without popping. No logo, no printing, but the material has some texture, so it will collect dust. The material has a very similar feel to Jeep's premium soft top, so it's a great combination. At the bottom there is a slit for opening a "flap", presumably for drainage. Make sure it is rotated correctly before putting it on. If you're looking…

Perfect fit for my 14 year old JKU. I wanted an all black cover with no emojis or other stuff on it (sorry if you have one!) and it fit the bill. The material feels premium and should hold up well to the elements. I bought it to cover my spare part because I was cheap and didn't want to buy a 5th wheel and matching tire. This went on for about a week and I gave up. If you don't have original rims and/or oversized tires, buy the 5th, it looks much better. If not, this case is perfect and fits…

I was looking for an unobtrusive spare tire case for my new Rubicon and found a whole range relatively cheaper ($15-$20) that had very mixed reviews. The next move up seems to be in the $50+ region, so this case hits the sweet spot at around $30. The 32 x 11 fit my standard R17 Rubicon short tires very snugly and snugly. The material is dense with an inner lining. Its texture resembles something between vinyl and rubber. It's matte black. My main purpose for this case is to protect spare parts…

Such a durable tire is definitely worth the money. I have a Honda Talon SXS with a spare wheel stand for my 32" tire that covers the tire and 3 point ratchet strap perfectly. Previous tire covers made of nylon, plastic, foil and fabric lasted a maximum of 1 season until autumn. completely separate, but this tire cover is made from an extremely durable canvas-like material with a soft interior and strong stitching and elasticity. Not only does it feel super durable, but once in place it's snug…

Editorial review after 8 months of ownership. This case seemed great at first (fits 255/75/17 perfectly, the material of the case turned out to be of good quality) and in fact the material itself remains in excellent condition. However, the gums failed and lost all elasticity after 6 months on my jeep. In 8 months of ownership I've only had to stretch this cover 5 times (#1 to install, ## 2 and 3 to remove and reinstall to rotate 5 tires, #4 and 5 to remove and reinstall them). for spinning 5…

I bought this case because I wanted something nice and durable. I needed something that could handle over 100 degree weather. This case did not disappoint. It took me a while to put it on because the elastic made it tight (and this is my first time putting it on). After riding the cap for a few months, I noticed that it was loose. Maybe I stretched the elastic when putting it on? The lid stays open while driving, but I'm afraid that very strong winds could blow it off. I looked at the reviews…