I have for sale a VERY rare after-market tire cover for a Ford Bronco.  It was made by the Tow Safe company, probably in the 1980s.  It has an exaggerated cartoonish drawing of a snorting horse with red eyes and wheels instead of hooves below stylized red "FORD BRONCO" text, all on a yellow background.  Artists name is Bennitt.

The cover was obviously in use for a while, but does not have any serious damage.  Up close, you can notice a few small rips in the pleather.  The largest two measure about 1/4" long and I've taken up-close pictures of those.  You can notice these if you're real close to it, but when you stand back a few feet there's no sign of any damage.  Colors are nice and bright - no fading to the red or yellows and the black is still pretty black!  No brittleness at all either.  Velcro holds, though it's seen its use and might be something you want to pay a professional to replace someday.  It does hold tight as is right now.

Width of the graphic itself is right at 26".  These were originally sold in three sizes, and I believe this is the 26.25" to 28.5" size.  The tire it's currently on is a 235/75R15, and measures right at 28" in diameter Spare tire not included unless you're local and there's not much tread left on it anyway.