ALL-TOPSpare Tire Trash Bag, Heavy Duty Truck Tailgate Trash Bag, Cargo Storage Bag for Jeep, Truck, SUV or Car, Fit up to 40'' Tire (Gobi Tan)

Love this bag for the added convenience it brings to our camping setup. We used it to store dirty clothes while camping with our overland trailer, and it worked amazingly well. Kept all the smelly stuff away from our RTT, which was a huge plus. It’s super sturdy, fits our 35" spare perfectly, and it’s really easy to clean after a trip. Would work great for trash, gear, or anything you want to keep secure and off the ground. Definitely a must-have for anyone who camps or travels out of their rig!

This was purchased as my resolution to transport camp trash out! 1) the durability and material is superior, I trust it with any amount of weight or any kind of objects 2) the "install" is super, super easy and versatile in my opinion 3) there are drainage holes at the bottom, so that if you have leaky anything, it's not sitting in the bag and this makes it washable.I have this strapped to my upright bike rack (yakima hanger 4) and usually pack in 2 bundles of firewood and pack out 4 days worth of camp trash from a 15 person group, so i'd say it's worth it!

I was initially very skeptical of this product, and annoyed that it was one of those things that I essentially bought on accident because it came up instead of the ACTUAL product I was trying to buy, and I didn't pay close enough attention.That said, I've had it for two years, during which time it has been on the spare tire of my van as I traveled through all of Mexico and most of Central America. Granted, I only use it for trash, so I'm not hauling a lot of weight, but the fact that it's lasted this long in tropical sun (often at high altitudes), in extensive salt air directly on beaches, and in a ton of dusty environments, is pretty impressive. The price vs durability is what earns it a 4 star rating.The downside is that the draw string on the top never actually worked. The fabric is too stiff from the get-go for that, and trying to force it seems like it'd just make a mediocre seam blow out. It's also not the easiest to adjust, so when the bag inevitably sags off the bottom of the tire, it's a pain to fix, if you can fix it at all. By now the straps are super stiff from environmental factors, so adjustment is extra hard, and I've resolved to the thing being pretty floppy and seemingly holding on for dear life most of the time. Still, though, for the purposes of trash storage/hauling, I have 100% gotten my money's worth on this purchase. Not the most refined product, but if you're aware of its limitations, it's a good value.I can't speak to its use in freezing temps, though. I could see some buckle failure there.

I purchased for overlanding and camping trips after reading the reviews. This appears to be a sturdy well made bag that fits my spare 33" tire perfectly. I have only used it once so far but I am happy with it. I would recommend it if you are in the market for something like this.

New product we bought for our 700-mile trip to the Redwoods near San Francisco, worked perfectly. We brought our two Bulldogs camping for 3-days plus rained all weekend and this tan All-Top overland series held up great. Held up to the weather and road conditions on a 35-inch spare on a long trip through the mountains, feels like it will handle many more trips as well, great deal for the price, thanks!

Very large bag I use for my recovery gear for my 2 jk. Stayed put on the highway and actually was submerged half way and did great. Cons- adjustable straps aren’t as simple as pull and tighten they can be a pain especially behind the spare wheel just not enough room

Great product. I was tired of keeping bags in the back of the truck. This will go over a tailgate without issue.

Maybe great, maybe horrible. The quality of the bag and the size appear to be great. I was unable to use it so that is just my first impression. If you have a rear tire that swings out, this should be a great bag for you. My spare tire, however, mounts directly to my rear door and with my tire being slightly oversized, that left me with only a 2" to 3" gap between the tire and the door. Trying to reach into this gap and buckle the straps is almost impossible, especially if they are already adjusted to be snug. Trying to release the snug buckles is just as hard. Additionally, given the small gap, i fear that with the buckles in place, the buckles and or straps could also interfere with my rear windshield washer which sits right behind the spare tire. Like I said, the quality seems good, it's just not a good fit for my vehicle. If it were possible to snug it and latch it from the front, that would be great.