Explore Land Tire Covers 4 Pack Fit Tire Diameters 29-31.75 inch, Charcoal

These tire protectors replace some worn and yellowed white ones. Pro's: Very easy to put on! No reaching around the back of the tire to hook anything, they slip over the tire and stay put. Very stylish. Probably the most attractive and unique tire protectors in the camp this week! Staying power: I slipped these on quickly and didn't take super duper care to make sure they were "exactly" on. In other words, I didn't fuss with them. The next day we had 30mps winds that rocked the RV. All the tire protectors stayed in place despite my rather sloppy job putting them on. SIZE- true to size, actually a little bit bigger which makes putting it on the tire very easy. Strength: Made of very strong water and sunlight resistant fabric. I expect these to last many years. FIT: worked great on the dually. No problem with application on the rear exterior tires. PRICE: Fair. Inflation is affecting everything, but these are in the same price range as most tire covers, but they are so much nicer than the white waxy ones! Peace of mind: Awesome. In the hot Arizona sun I know I'm doing what I can to increase my tire's durability and avoid side cracks that could cause a sudden tire failure on the road. Cons: They offer four choices of style, I like the ones I picked the best. It would be SUPER COOL if these came in other colors, like sports team colors (Burgundy and Gold, GO NOLES!) But NONE of the tire covers I looked at on Amazon offered that. But someday, if this company could use the same strong fabric but offer some other colors, I'd probably buy them.

Use the actual size of your tires when you use the manufacturer's cover size chart as to which size to order - the size I ordered was as recommended and fits perfectly. New tire covers reach all the way to the ground to completely cover the tires. Just went through two wind storms (25-30 mph winds) and they stayed in place. Colour is not a true white white, more of a Navajo white, but they look nice. Good price for the set of four I purchased for my RV trailer and seem to be a quality product with a nice fit that holds them in place.

I first purchase$ the 14” for my 14” trailer tires, based on the size chart provided. They were way to big, a gust of wind took them right off. So I returned them and bought the 13” covers. the 13” covers fit perfectly. Purchasers be ware, they run big. As a side note,they look nice and I gave them a five star rating for quality and durability.

I bought these after very carefully considering the large size and length needed for my RV tires. It's probably my fault but these don't cover the tire. For the part that is covered it works well and the product is high quality. It keeps the tires clean and keeps the sun off. It doesn't move or fly off even under very strong wind. Again, probably user error for getting the wrong length/size of product.

Love that they just slide over the tire - from the top. The heavy elastic stitching on 3/4th of the cover secures it to the tire. No ties or hooks that are supposed to go on the backside of the tires - impossible to hook or tie on an enclosed horse trailer. My other ones blew off in almost every windstorm. These seem to be secure and reviews said they were. It didn't take 5 minutes to place all 4 covers on the tires. I wish they had 5 covers vs. 4 to also go on the spare tire.

Bought these for a commercial box van tire size LT 225/75R16 (w/ rear Dually) when a deal listed for $29.91 and the XL (31.1" Diameter) size fits very well, even if a big baggy. I ordered these forgetting that the van has those chrome hubs that protrude, like one might see on a Semi or certain commercial vans. They still fit and in fact are a bit baggy on tires with a diameter of 29.3" (these are listed as a min. diameter of 29"), but still have a snug fit due to the sturdy elastic. There is ample room, yet they fit securely and have a 'bib' area that extends down towards the earth to fully cover the tire. One reviewer spoke of sewing this portion up to get it off of the ground and that is not a bad idea. We've had wind advisory level winds, with higher peak gusts (enough to break tree branches) several times, including severe wind level advisories (the kind that sets off NOAA alerts) since installing these, and they have remained in place and as secure as can be. Anyone claiming that these blew off used the wrong size (WAY too big) and/or somehow managed to put them on in an unsecure manner and/or must have had sustained Hurricane level winds, at least until proven otherwise based on my own experiences. I am impressed with the apparent quality and durability of these tire covers. I trust they will last a lot longer than another brand I bought last year, that started deteriorating significantly during (not after) the summer that they were installed. The high Sonoran desert sun is brutal in the summer, but you'd think a tire cover would make it for at least one entire season. I even got white ones instead of black (in the other brand), thinking the reflective qualities of white would be better for durability, but that was not the case. Now the other brand have aluminum tape holding them together because they started turning to power very prematurely. We'll put these bad boys to the test this summer. As it is now, they still looked brand new after a couple of months, before I decided to use Nextzett plastic cleaner to help keep them looking nice. Next, I will apply a Nextzett UV protectant spray against the blazing Somoran summer sun that is coming fast now that it's April I have no affiliation with Nextzett in any way other than as a customer. I like and use 303 cleaners and protectants too, but other quality treatments are available to help clean and protect vehicle components Taking that extra step and using a solid quality vinyl/plastic UV protectant on them for some extra protection from the blistering desert sun-plus they look even better. Note: Do NOT use Armor All. These 'shiny' sprays that you can find most anywhere, from Dollar Stores to Wally World are for looks only. Though they claim to be 'protectants'-they are not! They offer no real protection against UV and environmental degradation, while actually drying out the material that they are sprayed onto, significantly shortening their life span. As a rule of thumb, the quality protectant sprays leave a matte level of "shine" at most, not a glossy finish. Just talk to any professional vehicle detailer or find a trusted source online (i.e. YouTube). You will find none of them use Armor All and they will know the exceptions if you want a quality product that will leave a glossy shine.

Fits like a glove. Thick, well made, excellent quality. Looks great on my 5th Wheel. 3 of my neighbors bought them for their Rig after seeing these on mine.

They fit really well on my horse trailers .. I think they are well worth the money

Looks nice on the motor home also protecting the wheels & tyres

Well made and great fit

Très bon achat. Bonne qualité et la housse tient Très bien

Purchased a set of 4 covers for my travel trailer equipped with 14" tires that had severely deteriorated from continued exposure to the sun to the point of tread & sidewall cracking that led to tread separation. So I wanted to protect my new expensive replacement tires and chose these from the chart that matched my tire size: ST205 75R14. I specifically wanted a "no fuss" tire cover that had an effective self-retaining wrap-around feature that did not require supplemental retaining straps or clips. I did not want to have to reach around the backside of my tires (in the already limited space of a trailer dirty wheel well) on my knees to fasten a strap, bungy or clip to secure in place. So to that end, these tires have a wrap around design that appears to hold the cover in place. Time and higher winds & driving rain will tell if the internal elastic cord proves to be effective and lasting. It is understood that the tire size chart does apply for a wide range of tires, but i was disappointed that they were bit baggy after slipping them on. I just do not want the baggy fit to become a loose fit and they fly off in the wind when unattended in storage (trailer not stored close to home). The bottom skirt did reach the bottom and just touched the ground, but i fear it may flap around in the wind or fold out of place altogether. So I rigged up a few larger stones that were laying around and propped them up against the lower bottom flap of the tire covers to help keep in place for good measure. Perhaps a tire cover with a rear bungy securing the cover flap may be tighter in this area, so a compromise in this regard I suppose. So time will tell if they prove to be durable, lasting and remain secured in place. They were purchased to protect the new tires and keep them new, not for the tire covers to look "pretty". They are a silver-grey, so not ugly. I will apply a vinyl protective coating to support the vinyl enduring the sun. Silver better than black in reducing heat absorbed from direct sunlight, but off-white probably would be even better but no such option. So without benefit of rating the product more than a few weeks so far, I'd say so far so good overall.

Nice soft material fit loosely and easy to cover tires