Spare Tire Trash Bag - Heavy Duty Truck Tailgate Trash Bag Large Recovery Gear Firewood Camping Cargo Storage Bag for Jeep Truck SUV Car, Fit up to 40'' Tire (Black)

Very sturdy quality and price is right.

We love our backpack! So handy for clam digging and all sorts of other messy gear after a fun day outside. The zipper pull on the top pocket busted fairly soon but we didn't really use it much. Other than that its been very solid. Mostly we throw our camp garbage in it for the trip home or use it to haul our sandy boots and clam guns after a day on the beach.

Awesome bag it is very big in size

Even though my picture is more of my family just goofing around this bag is huge (I wanted to show the actual size)! This was really easy to put on our Jeep's spare tire and will be used when we go four wheeling or camping, it's just too big to leave on it for everyday use. The strep quality is great functionality for when we do go camping or Rock hounding will be amazing to have that extra space and not get the interior of our Jeep dirty. In the picture with my review we were testing out the straps to see how much weight it would hold ends there's approximately 25 lb being carried around kind of like a backpack, so you could say this is multifunctional beyond just putting it on the spare tire. I can't really say how durable this will be since we've not taken it out camping just yet as it's could and snowing currently. However I do believe it will hold up to the challenges we will put it through as it send durable/heavy weight and will be easy to wash.

I should have paid closer attention, as I thought this would fit inside the spare, didn't realize it was meant to go over the spare and hold tons of stuff. Any Jeep or RV owner will love this beast. Good way to carry a lot of extras. I'm planning to use it to help me organize things, but it's rugged enough to use for whatever purpose you have. It's width covers a tire on an 18" rim, and it's a good 8" of depth. Basically a great knapsack for your spare tire, so you can't carry whatever you want out there and leave more room in your vehicle.

I own an older Jeep Wrangler. It's my favorite possession, and I'm constantly either fixing it or upgrading it in some way. It's full of gadgets, including a nice sound system, which while amazing to listen to has consumed some of the pretty limited storage space in my Jeep. I'm always looking for storage solutions, so when I saw this I had to give it a try. It arrived wrapped in plastic and in near-mint condition. First thing I noticed: this thing is pretty heavy-duty. It's thicker than I pictured, which is great. I can see how people could easily use this for trash. I'm not 100% sure what I want to use it for yet, but I could see putting tools here when I'm outside working, trash when I'm camping, clothes that get very dirty/nasty, etc. Lots of options. Installation isn't terrible, but there are no instructions. There are two straps on the back which look like backpack straps essentially; I'm sure you could use this as a backpack when needed. I crossed the straps to form an X behind my spare tire and that seems to work. I haven't tried driving with this on yet, so I'm not totally sure how stable this is, but it seems to work. Overall I'm pretty pleased with this bag, and while I don't see daily use I can certainly see times when it would really benefit me. I recommend!

Heavy duty, great in size. I put this on my spare tire of my camper. holds anything you want to put in it. Strong bag! Reasonable price.

These say they will fit tires up to 40" but there is no way these straps will cross and fit onto my Jeep's 35 inch tires. Call me a doofus maybe but I have the straps extended to their full length and they are too short to connect by inches, not just slightly. For reference the tires are Cooper STT Pros mounted on an AEV tire carrier on a JKU. I have had a second set of eyes on this to make sure I was not doing something boneheaded and there was total agreement that there was no way this would fit the 35s. I am going to give it a try on my other truck's 32 inch tires when I get it back but for the Jeep it is a total no go.