Top 5 Jeep Wrangler Tire Covers

Basically, there are five main types of tire warranties, where each one covers its own cases. The first one is the treadwear warranty (the alternative name is a mileage warranty). It gives a protected usage for a given number of months/years or miles covered. The consumer will get compensation only in case all four tires have worn down to a depth of 2/32 inches before the guaranteed period of time or mileage expired.

The second type is called uniformity warranty and it is provided by the manufacturer solely to cover the cases when the tires cause ride disturbance or excessive vibration.

The third warranty type is known as a limited hazard warranty that is given by the manufacturer during the first year to cover tire damage occurred due to road hazards (e.g. nail punctures or potholes).

The fourth one is known as materials warranty (aka workmanship warranty) as it covers defects that might appear during the manufacturing stage.

The trial period warranty (usually 30-45 days) is the last one and it is given by the manufacturers to those potential customers who want to try out the tires before purchasing them.

When speaking about the 2018 Jeep Wrangler, this model is set to have the spare tire that is as much as 32 inches in height. The tire size for this car is P255/75R17. In this case, it is necessary to opt for Jeep Wrangler tire covers that are capable of hiding a tire with a radius of at least 17 inches.

The easiest way to measure your tire size precisely is to simply measure the height of the tire. To do this precisely, measure the distance from the top of the tire to its very bottom touching the ground. This number in inches will indicate the size you need.