Sleek, Stealthy, and Built to Last 🚙
Give your Nissan Pathfinder a sophisticated aftermarket edge with the BLAK Series spare tire cover.  Designed for the owner who values a clean, "blacked-out" aesthetic, this cover features a stunning metallic silver logo that pops against our premium satin-black finish.  It’s the perfect blend of industrial-grade protection and high-end style.
 
Orlando-Made Precision ⭐
Every BLAK Series cover is hand-cut and sewn in Orlando, Florida.  We use 100% US-made, automotive-grade satin black vinyl engineered to withstand the toughest conditions—from the salt air of the coast to the intense UV rays of the southern sun.  Unlike thin, generic imports, our covers are built to maintain their shape and finish for years.
 
Why Choose the BLAK Series?
Custom "Glove-Like" Fit: We don't do "one size fits most." Each cover is tailored to your specific tire dimensions to ensure it stays smooth and secure.
Metallic Silver Graphics: The Pathfinder logo is direct-screen printed using premium, solvent-based UV-resistant inks that are guaranteed to never crack, peel, or fade.
Refined Finish: Clean-finished with a professional upholstery welt (piping).  This "hidden thread" construction protects the seams from sun rot and road debris.
No-Fuss Installation: Features a heavy-duty 5/32" shock cord permanently sewn into the hem. It slips on in seconds and stays on at highway speeds—no cheap zippers to rust or jam.
Warranty: Includes a 1-year material warranty and our signature 5-year Warranty on the printed graphic.
 
Handcrafted in the USA: 100% manufactured in our Orlando facility using US-made components and labor.
 
📏 Nissan Pathfinder Sizing Guide
Please verify your exact tire size on the sidewall before ordering to ensure a perfect fit.
 
 
Tire Size
Tire Diameter
Recommended Cover Size
235/75R15
28.9"
11-in x 29-in
265/70R15
29.6"
11-in x 30-in
245/70R16
29.5"
11-in x 30-in
265/70R16
30.6"
12-in x 31-in
265/65R17
30.6"
12-in x 31-in
265/60R18
30.5"
12-in x 31-in
 
Did You Know? 
The Legend of '85: When the Nissan Pathfinder first debuted in 1985 (known as the Terrano internationally), it was built to challenge the Toyota 4Runner and Jeep Cherokee.  It became an instant off-road icon thanks to its unique "triangular" B-pillar windows and rugged body-on-frame construction.
Global Explorer: While it's a staple in American driveways today, the Pathfinder has explored every corner of the globe, often serving as a primary utility vehicle for researchers and explorers in the most remote parts of Australia and Africa.