Recommended Tire Cover for a 5.7x8 Trailer Tire

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do you offer a spare tire cover to fit a 5.70x8 tire? Thanks

asked by: Thom S

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Helpful Expert Reply:

Yes, for your 5.70x8 tire we have the Adco Ultra Tyre Gard RV Tire Covers for 18" to 22" Tires # 290-3975. These will fit 18" to 22" tires, has an easy slip on design, and has bungee cords inside to ensure a tight, snug fit.

expert reply by: Bryce D

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Thom S.

2/14/2024

Thanks, but I was looking for a fully enclosed spare tire cover with full elastic band to fit that size tire.

Bryce D.

2/27/2024

@ThomS I'm not sure I'm following what you mean, the # 290-3975 appears to be a fully enclosed tire cover that uses bungee cords to tighten to your tire.

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