Question about covering spare tire on front tongue
lino
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I’m wondering what others have done to try and cover the exposed part of the tire not covered by a tire cover when it is moved to the front tongue? That’s sloppy sentence 😂
Covers seems to be made to face tow vehicle or lay flat
Covers seems to be made to face tow vehicle or lay flat
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I have many of those
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The cover that I have wraps pretty far around to the backside. There’s really hardly any rubber exposed.lino said:I’m wondering what others have done to try and cover the exposed part of the tire not covered by a tire cover when it is moved to the front tongue? That’s sloppy sentence 😂
Covers seems to be made to face tow vehicle or lay flatSan Francisco Bay Area
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To: lino
Answer to your question about the exposed part of the tire after using your cover: I used a Plaskolite White Corrugated Plastic Sheet from Lowes, item no. 345710; model 1TW3036C. It costs about $11.00. It is wide enough to cut the circular cover. I sanded it lightly then spray-painted it black. I first used a cardboard to cut the hole to fit through the tire holder. Once you fitted the practice cardboard, you can trace your pattern onto the corrugated plastic.Manny & Anne, from northeast Florida, 2018 Tab 400, Silver with black trim, towed by 2017 Ram 1500 -

Manny & Anne, from northeast Florida, 2018 Tab 400, Silver with black trim, towed by 2017 Ram 1500 -
The idea of installing the spare tire came from another forum member. Thanks to him for sharing it. He has detailed instructions and pictures. I just added the black plastic cover in front.Manny & Anne, from northeast Florida, 2018 Tab 400, Silver with black trim, towed by 2017 Ram 1500
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Tabmann400 said:To: lino
Answer to your question about the exposed part of the tire after using your cover: I used a Plaskolite White Corrugated Plastic Sheet from Lowes, item no. 345710; model 1TW3036C. It costs about $11.00. It is wide enough to cut the circular cover. I sanded it lightly then spray-painted it black. I first used a cardboard to cut the hole to fit through the tire holder. Once you fitted the practice cardboard, you can trace your pattern onto the corrugated plastic.
Thanks for the info
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