Hard Plastic cover for Rear Spare Tire

**ownertype** · April 22nd, 2003 10:19 AM

Guys, tanong ko lang saan nakakabili ng hard plastic cover for rear spare tire. Alam ko yung mga orig available sa casa pero Iam just looking for the generic one na papa body color na lang. "15" tire size nung RVR namin. Magkano kaya siya para mabudgetan. Salamas :D

**OTEP** · April 22nd, 2003 12:41 PM

Minsan parang mas maganda pa kung wala na lang. Yung hard cover ko nasa storage ngayon. Ang hirap kasi ma-access ng spare tire kung nakakabit, eh. Nakakatamad i-check. Nung nacheck ko yung spare, 2 years na pala akong nagmamaneho na 15 psi lang ang karga ng reserba.

And kapag na-minor rear impact ka, an exposed spare can cushion the impact. A hard case will usually get damaged.

**kimpOy** · April 22nd, 2003 01:04 PM

correct ka diyan nung na flat si lc80, nahirapan pa kami alisin yung hard cover n iya dahil nangalawang yung padlock so i have to destroy the hasp, tapos since napalit siya ng bigger mags hindi nag kasya yung new mags/tires niya sa old hard cover

kung open naman ingat lang sa mga magnanakaw, dami nag bebenta dito ng isang tire/mags combo he..he
lagyan mo ng special lockcorrect ka diyan nung na flat si lc80, nahirapan pa kami alisin yung hard cover n iya dahil nangalawang yung padlock so i have to destroy the hasp, tapos since napalit siya ng bigger mags hindi nag kasya yung new mags/tires niya sa old hard cover

kung open naman ingat lang sa mga magnanakaw, dami nag bebenta dito ng isang tire/mags combo he..he
lagyan mo ng special lock

**tebs** · April 22nd, 2003 01:13 PM

ayaw ko rin ng spare tire cover, hirap i-access. dumihin pa sa loob.

if you want to secure your spare tire, you could try those lug nuts na may lock. i think mas mura pa to.

pero kung gusto mo talaga ng spare tire cover, marami dyan sa banawe. canvass ka na lang para makamura

**ownertype** · April 22nd, 2003 01:16 PM

thought of that too, nice to have lang pala yung mga plastic rear tire cover. pagawan ko na lang siguro ng black leatherette cover. Di ba jologs itsura? At least madali tanggalin if ever encounter ako flat tire. Also good lock para iwas nakaw. Other thoughts?

**OTEP** · April 22nd, 2003 01:16 PM

My tire is secured via the OEM lug lock and a Master bike lock. Yung may plastic coating ang cable para hindi kalawangin.

**pajerokid** · April 22nd, 2003 01:42 PM

The difficulty of removing tire covers is relative. I agree pangit yung merong padlock pa. Not to metion hassle pa itago yung key. Mine has a "belt buckle" mechanism. Looks neat, performs well.

**OTEP** · April 22nd, 2003 01:50 PM

ownertype,

Php 400.00 yata ang bagong vinyl cover sa Coventry Square. Dun nagpagawa sa afrasay dati.

Gusto ko din sana pero I don't think they can print the design I want. Plain lang ang tire cover nila.

May OEM "Field Master" vinyl cover pa naman ako dito sa bahay.

Yun na lang muna siguro.

**Ungas** · April 22nd, 2003 02:30 PM

Alam ko sa Ride gumagawa sila ng fiberglass covers for any vehicle type. Last year I asked how much for just the cover was around 12K-15K.

Pero tama sila mas convenient mag check ng tire pressure ng reserve tire pag walang cover. On the other hand exposing tires to direct sunlight could deteriorate the rubber content and elasticity of your tires. Pag nagsimulang kumintab ito, yan na rin ang simula ng lutong ng goma. Which will render your reserve tire useless when you use it.

**ownertype** · April 22nd, 2003 02:37 PM

shet mahal pala yun. i think i will settle sa vinyl cover na ni recommend ni otep. as long inde yung mga free ng Prestone Brake fluid tire covers pang souvenir nila pag new year he he. :mrgreen: