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

Hello, neighbor, this is Curt with etrailer. And today we're gonna take a look at the ADCO Tyre Gard wheel covers for a triple axle. Now, when you've got your camper parked for an extended period of time, maybe it's just being stored over the winter or, you know, whatever it may be, whether it's your driveway, a lot somewhere, or anything like that or a campground even, protecting the wheels is really important. The wheels can be very susceptible to things like the side walls cracking and dry rot, and what causes those things are UV rays, moisture. Or if you've got it parked in your driveway and you're in a place that you have some harsh winters and you pour salt down on your driveway and things like that, those are all things that could do some serious damage to your wheels and possibly cause a blowout as you're going down the road. Not to mention, the wheels themselves other than the tires, because those are things that could be susceptible to like that road salt and stuff like that as well.

So keeping them covered while it's stored can be very, very important in order to protect your tires and be able to get on the road safely when it's time to pull it outta storage. Now, this has kind of like a leather grain vinyl material to it. They look really, really nice, but this is also gonna be waterproof. The seams are all double-stitched. And on the inside, we've got this kinda softer felt material that's gonna be very gentle on your tires and your wheels.

Along with some eyelets that are built in to the front and to the back here so that you can cinch a cord through it and keep them wrapped up tight. Now, these are built extra wide specifically for a triple axle, and they're sized by your tire diameter, not your wheel diameter. So make sure you measure the outside edge to edge on your tires, and make sure that you get the proper fit. It's also important to note that these don't come in pairs. They come in singles.

So you'll have to get another set in order to cover your wheels on the other side. We've also got a few color options. It comes in a really nice white that's got a similar leather grain as our black one here. And if you wanted to get a little bit of outdoor style going, it comes in a camo as well. All right, so installing these is actually a really easy process.

At the top, we've got this elastic that's gonna give us some good stretch and help us get it around the wheels there. At the bottom, we'll have these eyelets that'll be toward the back of the wheels by the time we get 'em on. But all you're gonna do is come around to this front wheel and just kind of work it over. (fabric rustling) Make sure that it gets up and around. There is a seam here that kinda helps you figure out where the front wall of this should be and where it should sit on the tire. So we're just gonna work this back. Make sure you get that elastic around the back of the tire as well. That way, when everything's on, it'll be gripping it really well and it won't want to shift or blow away on us or anything in the wind. So we're just working our way down until we get to the end. It could take some pulling and adjusting. But by the time we're done, we'll have all three of our wheels covered. (fabric rustling) So as you can see, we got it all the way around. My seam is going right around the edge of the tire, so we've got a really good fit out of it. And note as well that it is gonna be able to go around your wheel chocks as well. Now, the last step to the installation would be to grab a nylon cord or a bungee cord, and basically, hook this eyelet to the one that's up here in the front. It'll cinch the back. That way, you know, in a heavy wind or something, it's not gonna be tempted to blow this around and blow it out of place or anything like that. It'll be nice and secure onto your wheels. But this is a really good way to get everything protected and keep it that way. It's gonna stay in place with that cord. Now, I did try to put a 48-inch bungee cord on this. It was way too tight. So if you got a longer bungee cord than that, great. I would probably recommend a nice nylon cord that you can get cinched up. That's probably a better way to do this on the triple axle. So that was a look at the ADCO Tyre Gard wheel covers for a triple axle. And if you still have questions about it after watching this video, 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.