Recommended Spare Tire Cover Size For P235/60R16 Tire

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What is the recommended spare tire cover size for a Bridgestone P235/60R16 tire?

asked by: Bo O

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The Bridgestone P235/60R16 tire is 27.1" in diameter so I recommend any cover that works for 28" tires unless the description otherwise specifies a smaller tire size then P235/60R16.

I recommend the Rampage Spare Tire Cover for Jeep part # RA772901 that fits spare tires between 27" to 29". It is constructed of a durable UV- resistant cover and the vinyl fabric is very durable.

expert reply by: Heather A

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Answer 1

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Your wheels and tires measure 11 inches wide by 29 inches in diameter, which is perfect for the Rampage #RA772901 spare tire cover which fits tires up to 29 inches in diameter.

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