You can get a tire cover from any RV or trailer store. You can also probably get one online with some cool design on it.
Personally my tire cover was so cruddy that I just tossed it. If I find a cool looking one like maybe the jeep smiley face that hasn't shaved in a few days....I would totally get that 🙂
Psssst Joe, Phil.....Can we get a new smiley icon like that?
Matt O 2006 Skyline Nomad 27' travel trailer. Previously owned 1986 Coleman Columbia / 1992 Coleman Senecca / 1989 Born Free Class C RV.
Both the spare tire and the L/P tank covers went into storage for when I sold the campers - the reason being that mice in this area love to set up shop in them ... and that was right next door to where I did not want to find a way inside of that place (the p'up!).
One thing I did find out about spare tire covers and the summer sun though, you want to take a sheet of aluminum foil (Reynolds Wrap) and mold it over the top of the spare tire and then put on the cover. The aluminum wrap will keep the tire chemicals from bleeding through the cover in the hot summer sunny days.
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Both the spare tire and the L/P tank covers went into storage for when I sold the campers - the reason being that mice in this area love to set up shop in them ... and that was right next door to where I did not want to find a way inside of that place (the p'up!).
One thing I did find out about spare tire covers and the summer sun though, you want to take a sheet of aluminum foil (Reynolds Wrap) and mold it over the top of the spare tire and then put on the cover. The aluminum wrap will keep the tire chemicals from bleeding through the cover in the hot summer sunny days.
Good info, Thanks Fly
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