Is a drain hole necessary on spare tire cover?
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I used to be more "crafty" in my younger days and did some leather work/carving. To put a grommet on something is SUPER easy. Just go to your nearest craft store and they will have a LOT of them and a tool to set them. Punch a hole, put one of these where you want it, call it done.
Here's even a link: . Practice on an old pair of jeans (bedazzle some!) or a folded t-shirt (a little thicker) and you will be a pro in about 3 tries. Seriously - you really can't mess this up. And, it's cheaper than shipping one back.
Here's even a link: . Practice on an old pair of jeans (bedazzle some!) or a folded t-shirt (a little thicker) and you will be a pro in about 3 tries. Seriously - you really can't mess this up. And, it's cheaper than shipping one back.
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Hmm I'll have to check mine. I've never given it a thought to be honest. The stock cover fits so tightly I'm surprised water would get very far but I'll take a look. (Edit) no water with the stock one. I mean the actual wheel does have some moisture on it, from carwashes mostly (in my case) but nothing of concern IMO. I can't speak for the aftermarket cover options.
Last edited by Chief65; 07-22-2022 at 05:47 PM.
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