Name: Tuff Terrain Rear Wheel Bag
Brand: Tuff Terrain
SKU: TTRWB
Price: 79.99 AUD
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• 1 x Tuff Terrain Rear Wheel Bag

• Big 60L storage for camp rubbish

• 1680D Oxford cloth resists abrasion

• Side pockets for bags and small gear

• Large mounting straps grip spare wheel

• Reflective strips lift rear visibility

Tuff Terrain’s rear wheel bag hangs off your spare tyre and shifts camp rubbish, wet clothes and sandy towels out of the cabin. The 60L main compartment swallows bulky loads which keeps flies and wildlife away from food scraps inside the car. Side pockets on each end stash spare rubbish bags, gloves or odds and ends so your setup stays tidy from the bush to the beach.

1680D Oxford cloth forms the shell and handles road grime and stray branches as you tackle corrugations or beach tracks. Wide mounting straps run around the wheel which keeps the bag snug against the tyre over rough ground. Heavy duty zips seal the lid which helps keep smells and mess inside the bag on long hauls. Reflective strips on the front face catch headlights to help other drivers see your rig at night.

Q: Can the Tuff Terrain rear wheel bag store wet or sandy gear?

A: Yes, the rear wheel bag can store wet or sandy gear. The 1680D Oxford fabric body resists moisture from damp clothes and towels. The rear mounting position keeps grit and sand outside the vehicle cabin. A large 60L volume handles towels, wetsuits and dirty boots from coast to campsite.

Q: How do I mount the bag to my spare wheel?

A: You mount the bag using the integrated straps and buckles. The wide straps wrap around the spare tyre and clip together at the rear. Strap tension adjusts to match different tyre widths. For larger 35"–37" tyres, the straps can pass through wheel spokes or be crossed to keep the bag stable.

Q: What tyre sizes does this bag suit best?

A: The bag suits most four-wheel drive spare wheels up to 37" in diameter. Standard 4x4 tyre sizes sit well within this range. Larger tyres may need the straps threaded through the spokes for a tight fit. Smaller factory tyres still work as the straps cinch down firmly.

Q: Is the fabric fully waterproof?

A: The 1680D Oxford cloth is water-resistant rather than fully waterproof. Light rain and road spray bead off the surface during normal touring. Prolonged heavy rain or standing water may eventually seep through seams. For very wet loads, separate plastic rubbish bags remain a smart idea inside the main compartment.

Q: Can I use the bag for firewood or recovery gear?

A: Yes, the rear wheel bag can carry firewood or light recovery gear. The heavy duty fabric and zips handle the extra weight within sensible limits. Sharp edges should still be wrapped to protect the cloth. Many campers use the bag for kindling, dirty straps and other bulky gear outside the vehicle.

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