Bronco sizing is one of the more straightforward modern lookups. Ford put the spare back on the tailgate when they brought the nameplate back in 2021, and the cover sizing for the 6th-generation lineup is reasonably clean across trims. The main thing buyers need to know is the gap between the stock-tire trims and the Sasquatch package.<\/p>\n
The other useful thing to clarify up front: the Bronco Sport is a different vehicle. It does not carry the spare on the back. If you own a Sport and were planning to order a cover, you do not need one \u2014 the spare lives under the cargo floor.<\/p>\n
For the full-size 6th-generation Bronco, the size depends almost entirely on whether the build is on the standard 33-inch all-terrain tires or the Sasquatch and Wildtrak 35-inch package. Bronco Raptor builds with off-road 37s land in their own category. Vintage Broncos (1966 to 1996) vary based on what tires the previous owner ran.<\/p>\n
Here is the full sizing chart by trim and year.<\/p>\n
Stock 6th-generation Ford Broncos (LT255\/75R17) take a 33\u2033 spare tire cover. Sasquatch and Wildtrak builds with 35-inch all-terrains take 35\u2033. Bronco Sport stores its spare under the cargo floor and does not need a rear-mounted cover.<\/strong><\/p>\n The Bronco swing-out spare carrier is one of the most photographed wheel positions in current 4×4 culture. A few directions that work especially well:<\/p>\n 6th-generation Broncos have a factory rear camera centered in the spare-tire carrier mount. The free centered backup-camera hole fits this exact position. Choose the “with camera hole” option at checkout \u2014 the hole is heat-sealed at the factory cut, no extra charge.<\/p>\n A 35\u2033 cover. The Sasquatch package includes 35-inch all-terrain tires (LT315\/70R17). Always size by the actual tire diameter, not the rim.<\/p>\n No. The Bronco Sport stores its spare under the cargo floor. A rear-mounted spare tire cover does not apply unless you have added an external spare carrier (a rare aftermarket modification on the Sport).<\/p>\n It varies based on the tires you are running now. Vintage Broncos typically use 30\u2033\u201333\u2033 tires. Use the universal size chart or measure across the tire face with a tape measure.<\/p>\n Yes. The cover wraps the wheel itself; how the wheel is mounted does not affect the cover fit. Swing-out, hitch-mounted, and tailgate-mounted spares all use the same covers.<\/p>\n Size by the new tire diameter. 33\u2033 tires take a 33\u2033 cover; 35\u2033 tires take a 35\u2033 cover; 37\u2033 tires take a 37\u2033 cover. Custom sizing is free if you are running something unusual.<\/p>\n Bronco horse silhouettes, Built Wild taglines, off-road tributes, and vintage Bronco fan-art \u2014 all sized for 6th-gen and vintage builds.<\/p>\nBronco size chart by trim<\/h2>\n
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\n \nTrim \/ Year<\/th>\n Stock tire<\/th>\n Cover size<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n<\/thead>\n \n 2021+ Bronco Base \/ Big Bend \/ Outer Banks<\/td>\n LT255\/75R17<\/td>\n 33\u2033<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n 2021+ Bronco Black Diamond \/ Badlands<\/td>\n LT285\/70R17 (33\u2033)<\/td>\n 33\u2033<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n 2021+ Bronco Sasquatch<\/td>\n LT315\/70R17 (35\u2033)<\/td>\n 35\u2033<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n 2021+ Bronco Wildtrak<\/td>\n LT315\/70R17 (35\u2033)<\/td>\n 35\u2033<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n 2021+ Bronco Raptor<\/td>\n LT315\/70R17 (37\u2033 available)<\/td>\n 35\u2033 or 37\u2033<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Bronco Sport (any trim)<\/td>\n Under-floor spare<\/td>\n N\/A \u2014 no rear cover<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n 1966\u20131996 vintage Bronco<\/td>\n varies (typically 30\u2033\u201333\u2033)<\/td>\n 30\u2033\u201333\u2033<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n Bronco-specific design considerations<\/h2>\n
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The factory backup camera<\/h2>\n
Frequently asked questions<\/h2>\n
I have a 2024 Sasquatch. What cover size?<\/h3>\n
My Bronco Sport has a spare. Do I need a cover?<\/h3>\n
I have a 1976 Bronco. What size?<\/h3>\n
Does the cover fit the swing-out tire carrier mount?<\/h3>\n
I added bigger tires to my Bronco. Cover size?<\/h3>\n
Browse Bronco-specific designs<\/h2>\n