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Looking for Tire Covers for a 225/75/15 Size Tire  

Updated 06/25/2026 | Published 06/19/2026

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Im looking for tire covers for a random ice house tire size is 225/75/15. Thanks

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Happy to help Keith,

For a 225/75/15 tire, I'd recommend the Adco Ultra Tyre Gard Covers. They are made to fit tires between 27" and 29", yours falls right in between at 28". They're great for protecting tires against UV rays, weather, and cracking during storage.

If you prefer white covers, take a look at part # 290-3953. If you'd rather have black covers, part # 290-3973 is the same cover.

Doing some ice fishing? Any interesting catches?

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Tom

6/24/2026

Great product. Nice and thick and durable. I recommend.

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Sean

6/24/2026

Have had them on my ATC for a few years They are in fine shape Blasted by South Florida Sun every day Better than on the tires Id buy again . But they are lasting so dont need to

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James D.

6/24/2026

@Sean a few years in South Florida Sun and still in good shape is a good test of durability. Thanks for the feedback & we appreciate you choosing etrailer!
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Jqbecker

6/24/2026

IMHO, take a tape measure and get the width of the tire instead of relying on tire spec. The first time I bought the covers I used tire spec and it was too small. I switched to using the tape measure and got it right on the next order Btw these are excellent tire covers. I got mine in white to reflect more heat.

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James D.

6/24/2026

@Jqbecker that's good insight, appreciate you stopping by and thanks for choosing etrailer!
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Dan

6/24/2026

I got the white covers to go on my utility trailer that sits in the yard when unused. SC sun 90-100 degrees beating down on it not good for unprotected tires. These are good covers, they fit well and are good protection. They come with a draw string that you can cinch the bottom together supposedly to keep the cover from blowing off in a high wind. I don’t use them and we’ve had some strong winds lately and they don’t blow off. If I were to store it for many months then I might use the strings in a public storage but not my backyard or rv park. Just slip them on they stay put.

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Pete P.

6/24/2026

For my ST225/75R15 tires, The design, the fit, the attachment (if needed), the UV protection, are all excellent. My gripe, or wish, is that they were made from something other than PVC, one of the most toxic and polluting materials, that I make an effort to avoid whenever the option is possible. It'd be cool if they were made from waxed canvas or something natural.

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