The Max Adventure Spare Tire Trash Bag is a heavy-duty vinyl bag that straps to your rear-mounted spare and keeps camp trash, wet gear, and smell out of the cab. It measures 18 in wide by 25 in tall by 10 in deep, holds up to a 55 lb load, and the adjustable straps fit any spare up to 40 in in diameter. There's no vehicle-specific hardware — if your rig runs a tailgate or swing-out spare (Jeep, Bronco, Grenadier, and most 4x4s do), it cinches on with quick-release buckles and nothing else.
The body is fade- and UV-resistant vinyl, so sun and rain don't chew it up. A zip top with a rain flap seals it shut at highway speed; dual side zippers let you dump the whole load without unstrapping the bag. There's a grommet drain hole so water doesn't pool, reflective tape so you don't back into it in the dark, and compression straps that flatten it when it rides empty. It comes in 8 colors — Black, Charcoal, Coyote, Light Gray, Red, Orange, Blue, and Brown.
One honest note on long-term wear: the vinyl shell is UV-rated, but the nylon straps and buckles are not, and they'll show sun fade over time. Overland Gear Guy sells slip-on vinyl strap covers if you want to slow that down. The bag is made to order in the USA and backed by a lifetime workmanship warranty.
