ALL-TOP Tire Trash Bag Heavy Duty Trash Bag for Tailgate Trunk Truck SUV Car Fits up to 40 Inch Tyres (Gobi Tan)

Its huge, the top drawstring doesn't work. Material is strong but I wouldn't trust it not to fall off while driving. Buy the ARB top quality spare tyre bag

The pull cord at the top is too tight and does not slide through, so when I went to pull the draw string it ripped the top of the bag, I would have sent it back but had had it too long and had not used it before

I’ve had this bag for a number of seasons now. It’s been holding up great and doing its job. One of the buckles broke but it was my own fault

Excelente soporta bastante peso es muy resistente no filtra nada de agua

Does the job.

if you thing this is big, think again, its huge, you can fit a human inside this. Overall the material is good and has some pockets on the side also draining hols is needed to be washed.

I have worn out 2 other equipment bags, and I must say this one, hands down is by far the best. I paid considerably more for the others also. This one is much more superior in its construction and design. The only drawbback to it is actually due to its heavier construction. The drawstring is extremely difficult to close the top of the bag with. I put some $5 grommets in it and alleviated the problem in about 15 minutes time. I also did something that I had contemplated over time. It turned out to be the best thing I ever could have done with it. I searched for a tall plastic kitchen garbage can of similar dimensions. Then I cut the top of garbage can off to 30 inches of height. When I cut it, I left the back side 4 inches higher than the front so when I put it inside, the cover flap would always close with the front lower so most of rain would run off of it. This also put the cargo sack in the rectangular shape, with the same dimensions as the sack. It was a perfect fit! I did this because mine is used solely for equipment stowage. I also drilled 3 drain holes in the can in case any water found its way in. I could have stopped there and put my equipment in plastic bags so it would be waterproof but I didn't want that. I wanted to be able to reach in when need be and retrieve whatever I needed straight away. So I spent about an hour and made a cover for the top of the can out of thin guage aluminum sheet ( any hardware store) with side edges so it fit exactly to the top. I ended up with a beautiful looking unit that is one hundred percent dry inside. All of my stored expensive equipment looks exactly as it did when I put it in there! Happy, Happy. Ok, I could have stopped there but I had some expensive equipment in there so it needed to lock, right. I took some of the previous grommets I had, and installed 1 on each side of the front cover flap down toward the bottom. I followed that with a grommet exactly behind each of those in the main body of the sack so that you could poke something thru the grommets and I would pass thru both to the inside of the sack. Then I took some small guage braided steel wire cable and made about a 3inch circle. I then put a clamp on it so I ended up with a 3 inch loop of cable. I then squeezed the cable so it would pass thru the inner sack grommet and hang there. It couldn't come out because the cables clamp couldn't fit thru the grommet. So with a loop protruding from each end of the sack, when I wanted it locked, I would pass the loops thru the grommets on the cover flap and with 2 loops protruding I simply put a padlock on each side. Locked! With the hard cover I made for the top of the garbage can, if you put your arm thru the sides of the cover flap you couldn't reach down into it to access anything! Backyard engineering! I can say, never seen one like it! Hopefully you guys might want to play around with yours also. It's definitely the one to get. Michael