I have 225/75-r15 tires your product description states "27-28" Diameter covers Fits popular sizes of :(05/75/R15, 225/75/R15, 205/75/R14, 225/75/R14" than states 225/75R15 is a 29 inch tire, will this fit the 225/75-r15? and cover the complete tire? I have 225/75-r15 tires your product description states "27-28" Diameter covers Fits popular sizes of :(05/75/R15, 225/75/R15, 205/75/R14, 225/75/R14" than states 225/75R15 is a 29... » Read More I have 225/75-r15 tires your product description states "27-28" Diameter covers Fits popular sizes of :(05/75/R15, 225/75/R15, 205/75/R14, 225/75/R14" than states 225/75R15 is a 29 inch tire, will this fit the 225/75-r15? and cover the complete tire? « Show Less
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I bought four last fall they have been on my trialer all winter, they are fabric with a metal ring sewn into the backside that hooks over the wheel and keeps it on the tire. Covers the treads and the outside of the wheel, which is fine because you do not want to hold mosture in the brake drum area as it will promote rust. You need these to keep the sun off the exposed rubber to prevent the sun from deteriating the rubber yet you want thme to be able to breath and let moisture evapoate, this is why you do not want to cover the wheel completely with a cover that will hold the moisture in. Peace
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I have the same tire size and have about a 2" gap along the bottom and about 1" along the back side. The gap on back isn't a huge deal as the angle my camper is parked vs the angle of the sun, very little sun touches that area. However, the 2" on bottom frustrates me. I cut some strips of 1\8" plywood and tuck that under the cover to keep the sun off the bottoms.
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You have to see what size hubcap will fit your tire. These are 15" hubcaps. Hubcap size can be determined by looking at your tire. On every tire there is a series of letters and numbers (which define the exact size and type of tire that you have) that ends with an R and then a number like 14, 15, or 16 etc. Whatever the number is following the R; that is your hubcap size. If it ends with R15, then these will fit your tire.
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This wheel is showing to be to small in diameter for your vehicles specifications and would cause rubbing issues. The part number you need AR89557098435 and should fit your tire size quite nicely. You can pull that part number up in Amazon.
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When I bough mine, they ask for the tire size the cover will go on. They made mine to fit my tire size. When I ordered the cover they contacted me for my tire size. Hope this helps.
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I see what you mean. The title is wrong. This tire is not available in a 205/50-12. Sorry for the issue. I will ask Amazon to fix the issue. The item you have asked about is the 205/50-10. If you are looking for the 205/30-12 it is available here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007GR5OG0 and the 215/40-12 is available here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007GR5OME
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i bought the tire to replace my 26 x 2.125 size tire. tire fit fine. product says it will also accommodate tire 26 x 1.75 size. so product should fit wheel of either size tire.
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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Hello, We custom make all our covers to order, we can make a cover for any size tire. You can email us after you order with your size. I have your size now I can keep it until I see your order come through. There is still time to order for Christmas. Jackie Or you can visit us on our website
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I think it comes in different sizes. 26" is usually a fatter tire. I think this is mostly for the 700c. I purchased the 700c for 25mm tires.
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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. ADCO 1733 Black Vinyl Spare Tire Cover C (Fits 31 1/4" Diameter Wheel)Thanks!MarinaCoverQuest
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I believe your tire has a diameter of 28.9", which means you need a cover for a 29" tire. - ADCO site shows a 1705 in the white, 60205 for the printed one, both are size F. Measure your tire and make sure. Hope this helps.
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Hi Monica, I do not think this will fit. The first number is the diameter of the wheel in inches. You seem to have a 20" wheel, you can measure to check. This tire fits a 26" in diameter wheel. The thickness is correct though at 1 3/4". You will need to match the numbers.
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Look at the following table. http://www.allthingsjeep.com/spare-tire-cover-sizes.html Looks like a 29 inch cover is needed. 30" is to big. Good luck.
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JD... Go to this ADCO wed site and you will find the sizing charts needed. http://www.adcoprod.com/Tire-Covers-Solid-Color-Tire-Covers There are three (3) columns on the chart. go to the third (3rd) "farthest right" and look for the measurement in inches of your tire measured from left outer edge of your tire tread, straight across the middle of the rim to the right side outer edge of your tire tread. Let's say it measures 34". Find 34' in the third column of the chart and look straight left of the 34" to the second column and there will be an Alphabetical letter (34" is the letter A) and the first column to the left of the letter will have the ADCO part # 1701. The ADCO cover you are questioning is part #1737... which is a black cover for a 23" radius tire. The manufacturer size will tell you nothing about cover sizes. You must measure the radius straight across the tire as indicated above. Hope this helps you. My cover fit perfectly using this chart.
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I don"t know if this is the same as what I received last year. Mine fit 235/75-15 and should near fit for the tire you mention But close counts with horseshoes and landmines not neccessarily tire chains! I could make them fit if necc by adding a short piece of chain to each of the four side chains.
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My spare tire is a 21570R15 and the cover fits well. The key measurement is the diameter of your spare, mine is 26 inches and it would fit up to 27 inches. My tire tread is a little over 6 inches wide. I like it.
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Sorry - I don't have this tire to check, but Continential only lists 27 x 1 1/4 with ISO 630x32. The general rule for bicycle tires IS fractional sizes and decimal sizes DON'T MIX. It's a valid question - although I'm not aware of that problem with 27" size, I have definitely experienced problems with old 26" sizes even within the same inch size designations. I suspect someone that was unaware of the mismatch issues just used the decimal designation by mistake. Best to check the ISO numbers of the old tire ( that did fit ) if possible - look at the larger number, that's rim diameter. In this case you want 630-xx (for a 27" tire). Good source for info on most things bicycle is sheldonbrown.com/tire-sizing.html