does this self coil? i have a spare tire and cover and my self coiling wont work that great on it
1119007
No, it really doesn't self coil. The steel has a bit of tension in it so it may want to coil a little when new, but over time it will straighten out the more you use it.
1119008
No, this product does not self coil. The picture is a bit misleading - if left sitting untouched, the cable would be straight.
142409
I'd feel bad to swing you one way or another because I think that will be a tight fit. My tires are 205/70R15, and while there is a little bit of wiggle room, I'm not sure it would be able to get around your tire. I just went out to double-check the fit on my tire, and I think it would probably be best to look for a bigger cover just to be safe. Good luck!
2270764
I have a Jeep wrangler. It does not fit properly. I ended up cutting two slits in the bottom in an attempt for it to fit and it still is creased in middle. the bottom of my tire is exposed. I loved the saying and kept it since I had cut it to make it fit. I also prefer the saying to the dealership cover, I hate free advertising!
676243
No Jesse it don't! But if you Know How to tune them right you can use that same spring to do both. But it's all in the tunning. But it comes with great Coils!
2281489
It will not fit snuggly. There is a flexible metal ring that will stretch around larger diameter tires. This will cause the lower portion of the canvas to pull up, thus not covering the bottom portion of the tire.
1675146
If you have the correct cover size, I think it probably should fit just fine. The cover comes with a cord that will let you expand it over the tire and then pull it tight as soon as it is fitted around your tire. Unless you have something that would block the cover from encircling your tire, you should be just fine! :) good luck!
2249893
I found a vinyl spare tire cover that worked well (elastic around the edge)....In fact I like it better than the original cover because it does not fade.
2270765
Right, that's what I wish I knew when I ordered this cover for my 2006 Wrangler. The cover did not fit around the entire spare tire!
1646610
This cover is meant to fit 27 to 29 inch diameter tires. Your tire has a diameter of 26.3 inches, so this cover might be slightly too large but it would most likely work. I used it on a 28 inch diameter tire and it fit well. This is the smallest cover makes, so you can't go any smaller. I'd roll the dice and give it a shot.
1602459
Yes it will... But I would recommend a better quality coil over kit to be honest!
1941523
The coil, I would say it can, but I don't think it could make a complete wrap. I tried to recreate what your asking, it leaves about an inch and a half gap from the big base. So the best I can tell you, is it comes up short. It's flexibility does give it good staying power. Meaning once you bend it to the position you want, it stays that way. Feel free to ask me more questions.
1314969
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.
982401
No. U need to have the spring coil installed U need a special machine to do that
2091770
this worked just fine on my sons 2005 jeep liberty with the spare tire mounted on the back. hope this helped
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.
976157
No. My friend has one that I have used. As Allan stated, you must push the lever for air to pass. The braided hose is too short. When airing up and the valve stem happens to be nearer to the dirt, you have to bend over until the tire is filled. From 15psi to 40, in the hot desert sun, it can be bleh. If it were longer, I would buy it. I'm looking for a better one.
1690600
There are holders on the tool that normally go over the coil spring. When using the bridge they attach to the bridge and not to the spring itself. Works well for springs that are too short for the tool to grab the coils - I used it on front strut springs on a Subaru outback, couldn't have used the compressor on this car without the bridge.