An American flag Jeep tire cover is the perfect way to protect your spare tire from dirt and grime as well as show your pride in the USA. Luckily for us, there are all kinds of badass American flag Jeep tire covers to choose from. Some are official Jeep brand tire covers and others are custom printed with waving flags and screaming eagles. If you are in the market for a new spare tire cover, look no more, we have compiled the best American flag Jeep tire covers that the internet can offer in one place…an American blog about Jeeps!

The above tire cover is all Jeep. In fact, it’s an official Jeep brand spare tire cover and it says “There’s only one.” And it’s true. There are a lot of vehicles out there that can wheel, and some of them even look similar to Jeeps, but there’s only one that won WW2, and that’s that. You can find this American flag Jeep tire cover and many more at Nomadic Offroad Supply.

Next up we have a Cheap American Flag Jeep Spare Tire Cover! I can’t comment on the quality of this one, but it’s under $17 with Amazon Prime so maybe it’s worth a chance?

You have a blacked out Jeep and want to keep the theme but also want to rep your country? This black American flag Jeep tire cover might be perfect for you!

Here’s another cool American flag Jeep spare tire cover. It shows the legendary 7 slot grill and the flag creates a silhouette of the iconic Jeep shape. If you want to see dozens more American flag jeep tire covers just click that link. And if you are currently repping a cool one on your Jeep, hit us up on Instagram so we can see it!

This spare tire cover size chart from Jeep Daily will help you know what size cover your need for your 2011 Jeep Wrangler JK. Once you know what size spare tire cover you need, check out some of these spare tire cover options from Life is Good.

1. The first thing you want to do is look at your spare tire’s size on the sidewall of the tire. It will look something like 225/75R16. Don’t worry about what those numbers mean right now, but a simple thing to know is the last number is your wheel size in inches. In this case, you have a 16-inch wheel.

2. The second thing you need to do is look at the handy chart we have built and locate your tire size in this chart. We have built this chart based on stock tire sizes that came with the Jeep Wrangler. If you have aftermarket rims and tires you might need to do your own measurements.

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