Video Transcript for A Closer Look at the Adco Tyre Gard RV Triple Axle Tire Cover for 30" to 32" Tires

Hello, neighbor. This is Curt with etrailer and today we're gonna be taking a look at the Adco Tire Guard Wheel Covers for a triple axle. So when you're storing your trailer for an extended period of time, your wheels and tires can be susceptible to a lot of damage. Dry rot, sidewalls cracking, different corrosion and things like that could happen to your wheels. So keeping a cover on 'em like this is gonna really help. So some of the things that can cause that kind of corrosion are, you know, if you're, you know, near the ocean or salt water, you've got salt, salt in the air all the time, that could be corrosive on your wheels.

It could dry out your tires as well. UV rays from the sun can also cause some dry rot, as well as moisture. So this is going to be a waterproof vinyl. All the seams on this are double stitch, so we're not gonna be worried about any water getting onto them. And as far as you know where you might park it, whether it's your driveway or a storage lot or anything like that, if you're in an area that has harsh winters, there's probably gonna be some salt put down in your driveway and things.

Those are just all different things that could cause some serious damage to your tire and wheels and can save you from a blowout on your way to your destination. So as I mentioned, this is a waterproof vinyl material. On the underside here it's got a softer, almost felt like material. This is gonna be really gentle on those tires and wheels. We've got eyelets here to help secure it toward the back as well.

And as far as the color and the style goes, this has this kind of cool metallic diamond pattern to it. Gives it a really neat, rugged look that I'm sure is gonna turn a lot of heads. So putting these on is actually a really simple process. There is a seam here that's gonna kind of help guide to make sure that we've got everything lined up. We've got an elastic top here that's gonna help kind of grab onto everything at the top.

And at the bottom we've got these eyelets here that we're gonna end up, you know, when you put these on, where you're gonna run like a core bungee cord or a nylon cord or something like that through to cinch it along the bottom of your tires. So what we'll do is we'll start up here toward the front. I'm just gonna make sure that I get everything up and over. This often takes a little bit of working back and forth to make sure you're not taking up slack by the time you get down to the end of it. So I like to make sure that I get it started off without any kind of real slack or anything and get that seam up here lined up with that front edge of the tire, just to make sure it's all going on straight. So as we're getting to the end here, we've been kind of working as it as it goes down, getting rid of some of that slack. The seam up here at the top is what I was talking about, just kind of making sure that it's going along the front, making sure that this is coming down pretty much to the ground here. And once we get it into a spot where, you know, we feel like it's good and in place, this is the point where I would run my nylon cord or my bungee cord from one eyelet to the other in the back behind the tire. That'll keep this cinched around tight. That way on a high wind day, these won't blow out of place and shift and uncover your tires. Now there are several sizes available in these, and they're gonna be by tire diameter. So you want to go from the outside of the tire, not the wheel of the tire. From the outside edge to the outside edge in order to determine whether or not you're getting the correct size of these. It's also important to note that these come in singles. They don't come in pairs. So you know, if you wanna cover up each side of the camper or trailer, you're gonna get need to get two of these in order to get that complete coverage. But if after watching this video you've still got some questions about the Adco Tire Guard for triple axles, go ahead and leave those in the comments below. We would love to answer those questions for you. It just helps you and other neighbors just like you to make the best decision for yourself. Once again, this is Curt with etrailer. Thanks for stopping by.