Camco Life is Better at Campsite 27 Vinyl Cover with Elastic Hem-Durable Design Keeps Dirt, Rain, and Sun Away from Your Spare Tire (53292)

Very good item for the low price, although I dont know how long it might last. Our old one (which we replaced with this new purchase) was about 12 years old and was badly disintegrating, resulting in my order of this replacement. It looks very good, but I dont know what the lifespan might be.

Good enough for what it is meant to do, protect a tire from the weather. I have not had any issues with it but have only had it a month.

Love this cover! Looks damn nice and it finished the rehab of my 1988 Palomino TXL. The tire cover really does give a finished appearance. How to order this: Measure the diameter of the fire find which cover fits, done. They fit perfectly. How to use this: Since it is white you want to wrap the tire with a trash bag first to keep the tire from yellow/staining the cover.

So far so good. I purchased this several months ago and it seems to be holding up. The spare is in the sun all the time and so far this doesnt seem to be showing any sign of drying out. I suspect it will give out in a couple years but they all do.

This is the second Camco tire cover I have bought in 3 years. With the high desert sun here in NM, if I can get a year out of a cover I think thats pretty good. I covered the spare tire with a trash bag before installing the cover this time based on other reviews here to try and stop the cover from yellowing. The last cover just started to fall apart from sun damage but for under 12 bucks this helps to protect the spare tire from sun damage.

Works well for what I bought it for - protect the trailer spare tires from the sun, and at an affordable price point. Held up to the first summer and monsoons pretty well. Well see how the winter goes. It would be nice to see some kind of draw string for tightening the cover onto the wheel, versus the elastic band sewn into the opening. It has held the cover on so far, but after each big storm, I go out to the trailer expecting the cover to be gone. I will definitely come back to update how these hold up over the rest of the year.

if you have trailers that you only use several times a year and the rest of the time they sit with the sun pounding down rotting the tires, then these are for you. They dont last mor than a year or maybe 2 where we live but a little extra expense is worth it...I really dont like to buy tires.

The price was low enough that I decided not to send the tire cover back but it has an uneven color to it. It is beige I think but it looks mottled. Also there is a small section of the cover that has very small tears or imperfections. I didnt return because the cost to Amazon for shipping return would not be worth it and at $11.73, the item, is probably still a good deal if it lasts for a few years.

Fits great, looks great

Looks nice but only had on the camper for a few months so far. Looking to see how it holds up through the winter months because the material is pretty thin.