can it be used to cover the tire of a DEFENDER?
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I just got this cover for my '97 Defender 90, which has LT265/75R 16 BF Goodrich All-Terrain Tires. I was concerned it would be too tight a fit, but it actually turns out to fit quite perfectly. For the price, it's great considering a similar one purchased through a Land Rover dealership would cost 4 times as much. While it doesn't look exactly like the original equipment tire covers, I expect over time the sun and weather will fade it to look like the original cover.
2132855
I think it would work. It is a good flexible rubber that should last a very long time. Hope this helps.Robby
2094677
I wouldn't think so... This one is probably going to be too large to replace that small of a tire, unless there's enough room fir a larger tire
2220897
I have not personally tried it but I do not see why not, it works the same way just has a longer distance to cover
1334589
All you need to make sure is that the guard covers the tire that protrudes past the fender. I have 20" wheels on my truck and the guards aren't as wide as the tires, but they protect the paint behind the wheel which is what they are supposed to do.
457872
I don't think it will work. Some of the parts required to make the tire carrier work are shipping in the box for the bumper. That's primarily the piece that the tire actually mounts to so without that piece you have no way to put the tire on the carrier.
367067
I really can't say. It did not do well attaching plastic rim guards to my tire tool. I was very disappointed with this product and have found regular epoxy to work better in all situations.
1657119
yes you can. you lower the 'resistance bar' that the tire would rest on for resistance, until it is no longer touching the tire.
1872246
It won't work. Just like the epoxy. .. The surface needs a deep etching before painting. Otherwise it will just peel off. Plus the epoxy is stronger than the paint. So putting a weaker product in a high wear area will fail even faster. The solution is using the high mileage epoxy clear coat over the standard epoxy. Then it won't peel under the tires
674315
Another great question, but can't say for sure. Only suggestion I can make is its always a good idea use good rubbers just for protection. Don't want to get any punctures ya know?
414640
You can probably use it, but the mechanism in the center that holds the tire in place will probably stick out.
538032
I would think so. As long as you can wrap the cover around the tire. The elastic extends down the sidewall a few inches.
2059302
I have not used it on rubber, just on the pumper and side mirror covers. I think if it was used on rubber such as tire might get hard and crack, my guess.
1131236
yes, it covers the pop up down to the wheels so it would still cover the trailer w/air cond.
1356711
Yes, but save your money, it is too heavy and tires will roll off rim when turn and no way to put back on or to glue
1897496
I really don't know, I thought it would. The covers I bought were total junk didn't even fit the tire snugly the wind blew them off. I dumped them in my trash bin. Wasn't even worth the postage to return to the seller.
1722768
You can do it. However the size makes it difficult. Your best bet is a tire shop as they have all the right equipment. This saves the chance of scratching rims