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To Cover or not to Cover ?

JAD67428
May 15, 2025

Rank IV

Thu at 5:14 pm

I would like you guys a gals perspective please on covering the spare tire or not to cover ?
Thank You.
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Jakob1972

What you talkin’ bout?

Yesterday at 11:23 am

#20
BostonBadlands
Sometimes they make sense:
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‘23 Hot Pepper Red Wildtrak 2.7L-V6 4 dr. MIC Sas Lux and Lovin’ it!!

Rank IV

Yesterday at 1:24 pm

#21
If you must. Or take it off…
Bschurr

SEA Horse

Yesterday at 1:40 pm

#22
With a cover, you're less inclined to check the tire pressure of the spare. If you get a flat, you run the risk of calling an under inflated tire into service.

And I love the look of my wheels, so for that reason alone I leave it bare. If I did cover it, I would want to install a custom-designed tire cover.

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Chris here. I drive a 2-door Velocity Blue 2023 Ford Bronco Badlands with Sasquatch, Lux, a 2.7L V6, and an automatic transmission. It’s fun.

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Rank 0

Yesterday at 7:16 pm

#23
MIGeezer
I say cover. If you use a soft cover I highly recommend Boomerang. They use a very heavy weight denim vinyl for their soft covers. Great quality. Had one on my Jeep for 15 years. Also you can customize them if you like. They also have the hard covers.

I went with a Boomerang cover. Great product; my Bronco is in a carport not garage,

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Yesterday at 7:31 pm

#24
There are so many options for covers, or just leave as is or remove the tire. It’s a personal thing.
Since I’ve had the badlands,I’ve had two covers, the first came from Etsy and that didnt last long.
My current one, I saw on ford.com for the 2025s, so went to the ford accessories site. Took a bit but found them.
They aren’t cheap but they have been great.

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