which tire cover will fit a 225/75r15 tire
1102828
yeah it will its made to fit more than one size, on a smaller size tire itll fit snug and look good
1150208
i have one and it is a bit large (width size) if tire is mounted on 16" wheel it should fit. I suggest getting a cable locking device that the seller has for a minimal price, I lost my first cover due to the hi pressure air dryer on a car wash loosened and this went unnoticed. when later my second cover was saved due to the cable lock.After being on the spare tire and being exposed to the sun and weather it seems to fit better, hope this helps
2267670
My spare is 225/70R 15 and it fits fine. It could be slightly loose on your tire but probably work OK.
1803630
Yes it will fit a 700 x 23c tire. That is the size of the tire I am currently using
147431
I'm not sure. My tires are 225/75 R 16 Goodyear Wranglers. I have a 2005 Jeep Liberty. It fits nice and tight. It does have an elastic band on it.
714598
Hi, You should be able to email me right through Amazon. The stories tire cover central. I will also email you once the order comes through, if you haven't already. Jackie
2246652
When you place your order you will answer questions directly from the manufacturer. They make this cover for any size tire.
1420814
I would say that it will fit a 350, because it fits my 250 with oversized wheels and tires with plenty of room to spare. It's a good quality, well made cover.
2034543
several choices - get one with schrader valve for 700 x 38c tire. The tubes normally fit several tire sizes so don't be alarmed if you see several numbers, as long as 38 is one of them. There are different valve stems too, but yours is a Schrader. Search for 700 X 38C tube Schrader. Hope this helps!
1704381
I have the factory 255/70/18's on my jeep. When I measure the cover, it's 32 inches across from the seam. Plus there is about 5 inches of play on the backside of the tire. This should work for you. I hope this helps.
1733795
That tire is 27.1 " in diameter. Smittybilt website lists the 772915 cover as fitting 27 to 29" tires. Here's a link to Amazon's page for that part #.Smittybilt 772915 Denim Black Medium Spare Tire Cover . Here's a link to Smittybilts sizing for there tire covers - http://www.smittybilt.com/product/index/31.htm . Hope this helps you out.Mike M.
1438993
Kelly,Search under ASIN number B008QC06QM for the 30 to 32" white dual axle covers
1561544
Hello D.B.,Yes this will fit your 285/75 R16 tire which dims out to be a 32.83; We make these to fit the 32" & 33". If you have any more questions plea let us know. You can also call us if you wish at 303-447-0902 M-F 7am to 4pm MST.Thank you,
1158381
According to specs this cover is 30.8" in over all diameter. If that is correct, you will need a large tire cover than the one selected here. This should be the best fit. http://www.amazon.com/Adco-1733-Black-Tire-Cover/dp/B003ADRLO2/ref=sr_1_1?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1397481455&sr=1-1&keywords=1733+adco Thanks! Marina CoverQuest
2183406
I had 255/75/17 tires on my Wrangler. This cover fit very tightly at first then stretched a little over about 2 months. This cover should fit you right out of the box, however you do run the risk that it would be a little loose and/or loosen over time. But you could always try tightening the elastic cord on the back if you feel up to it.
1118331
Hi - we have large tires too, P255/75R17 and the cover is a bit snug and does not cover the tire completely but it still looks pretty cool since you can't see the tight fit from the back. May fit yours perfectly.
1718997
Hi Marcia. The last numbers on a tire is the actual size of the tire. So if correct the size of your tire is a 15. When ordering this particular tire cover they require the actual size of the tire to insure a perfect fit. The definition of a perfect fit is that this cover fits over the spare SNUG. All three numbers are required to order the correct cover. Please double check your numbers. If not sure get someone (another set of eyes always helps) to check the numbers also. And if you still are not sure take your vehicle to either a tire shop or the dealership and a technician would be more than willing to assist you in reading the correct numbers for tire size.