Life is Better at The Campsite Camper/RV Spare Tire Cover | Features a Vibrant Fade Resistant RV Camping Themed Design & Crafted of Durable Vinyl with an Elastic Hem | Fits 29" Wheels (53293)

Fit good and does the job.

Works great on ST205/75R15Durability remains to be seen. So far so good.

Fits as stated and easy to install. The CAMCO cover is good, the previous one lasted for years. Hope this one will hold up!

Bought in 2018, traveled hard, many moons sitting in driveway, too, with high UV from elevation and no shade. Started falling apart after about 3-4 years, shredded at 5 years. But for less than $20, that's not too bad. Advice: if you travel a lot and aren't that good about washing your rig a lot, get a black one. The white shows every speck of dust/dirt and discolors (yellows) over time.

This tire cover is easy to install and works great. If it is going to be in the sun all the time, don't expect it to last. We have used these and we are now on our third one in three years. With that said, we do live in Florida and it has the sun on it all day, every day.

My white tire cover was stolen off my SUV, it's very expensive to replace the original tire cover and since my model doesn't come with a lock option (thanks a lot Toyota!) the chances of my new replacement factory cover being stolen are high.I decided to look for a vinyl cover for now, White vinyl covers are VERY HARD TO FIND! I've had this longer than I thought since my original intention was to sell my car, but I still have it.What I've noticed is from a distance, it blends in with my car very well and you don't even notice it's not part of the original car, but closer up it's obvious, especially with the thin black stripe that circles around it. Regardless, it's sturdy and is an extremely affordable emergency cover option. Needless to say no thieves are interested in this $13 cover vs the $500 original. I get so sad when I see other SUV's driving around with a missing tire cover, it's clear it was stolen, looks Horrible. This is the LAST SUV I will buy with a vulnerable cover, I really prefer the tire to be hidden anyway.My only complaint is that it does turn yellow on the top where the sun hits it, but I have an outdoor parking spot in sunny California so your experience may be very different if you park in a garage or live in Washington etc. I have to replace this yearly so far, but I still think it's a great value and really helped me out during a tough time.

I got regular Tire covers from Camco which I use over the mounted tires of my RV. These covers are 5 years old and still going strong.But the Camco Spare wheel covers last like 2 summers maximum in the Florida sun. For the 6$ you pay it's still not a bad deal.Just wonder if they use a different material or supplier for the spare wheels. The tire covers are still nice and soft and the spare cover is crispy.

Great travel trailer spare tire cover for around $20. No matter which brand you buy, if it's exposed to direct sunlight, you'll need a new one of these every 12-18 months. My last one was the ADCO. For similar money, the CAMCO is better quality. But their marketing photos are horrible. My measurements were between two sizes, and I'm glad I chose the smaller one. I don't care about covering the back of the tire next to the trailer. I care about how it looks on the RV. The black band on the smaller cover I ordered is below the top of the tire along the tread corner. The cover still had ample stretch to cover the top of tire, but didn't have that dimpled look shown in the photos. By the time we reached the campsite, it had warmed to take out the wrinkles, fit snug to the tire and looked great.

A little cheap

Easy to put on the spare tire as it was roomy with awesome flexible material. Looks beautiful from behind my 30' Lacrosse trailer.

Its okay. Unlike my previous cover that lasted 10 years, this cover is thin and has a seam right through the middle of it. The web picture and the picture on the box it comes in don't show a version with a seam through the middle of it. One of the three pic on amazon is a different version and you can just barely see it. Giving it four stars, because: A) It's pretty thin compared to my old cover, I would guess this cover will last about 4 years. B) The seam down the middle makes it look like it was made from scrap, which I guess it probably is. C) It's been on for a a few weeks with a some warm days and still looks wrinkled.PROs A) They had an arctic white one which I like better than the grey one I had. B) Cheap and came with free shipping so only a few dollars per year of use, so who really cares anyway. C) sizing was accurate and elastic worked like it should so install took seconds.

So much nicer than advertising for the dealer! We get a lot of complements on it.

It arrived the next day, was much better quality than the original that came on our travel trailer. The price is good, love the design and for anyone wondering, I ordered the 27” and it fits perfectly on our 15” spare!( 225/75/15 )