Throw these covers over your RV or trailer tires and wheels to protect them during off-season storage or when parked for a long camping trip. Water-repellent material prevents tires from dry rotting in the sun and wheels from corroding in the rain.
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Worried about the tires on your fifth wheel dry rotting in the intense desert sun during a long camping trip? Or perhaps you're storing a boat trailer in the northeast, and you're concerned about your wheels rusting after a series of snowstorms? These water-repellent, vinyl covers protect the tire-and-wheel assemblies from dust, dirt, and the elements while your RV, camper, or trailer is parked or stored for an extended period of time. By keeping your tires covered, it'll prevent the sidewall from prematurely cracking and causing a blowout on the highway. This will extend the life of your tires, so you won't have to unexpectedly budget in a costly tire replacement. And this sleek cover has a textured pattern that'll match the diamond plate design on your RV or trailer.
These tire-and-wheel covers are designed to fit 36" - 39" diameter assemblies with a 255/70R tire size.
These covers are quick and easy to install. If you have larger tire-and-wheel assemblies, it's recommended to lay the covers in the sun for a few minutes. This will let the material expand slightly, so it'll fit over your tires more easily. Once the covers are in place on your tires, thread bungee cords through the built-in grommets on the back and pull tight to remove any excess slack in the material. These bungee cords and the elastic hem prevent the covers from flapping in the wind, and the soft interior lining won't damage your wheels' paint job.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Adam: What's going on everybody. Adam here with etrailer. Today, we're going to be taking a look at the ADCO vinyl diamond plated steel tire covers. These are going to be great for those long camping trips that you guys may be in. This is going to help protect it from all that water and whatever else you guys may be running into on the road.And it's just going to help you pretty much prolong the life of your tires. Whether you're just camping for a really long time, you have a construction trailer that's going to be sitting in the construction lot for a while.
Or, you have a farm and you have a farm trailer that is going to be sitting there for a while. So, we're not going to be using the tires, but when we're not there, might as well protect them.This is going to be UV resistant, protect all that water from getting in there as well. And we really don't have to worry about them blowing away because it has quite a tight fit.The heavy duty vinyl construction is going to keep all that water out. Nothing's really going to get through there, not even the wind or the sun. And right here, they did do a double stitch on the seam.
So it's going to be extra repellent against water, even if it gets into the seams here.If you guys are nervous, if it's not really going to fit your guys' tires, these do come in a lot of different sizes. This one right here is the 32 inch, but they do range from 18 to 22, all the way up to 43 to 45 inch tires.So, definitely go ahead and measure your tire. What I did is I measured from the very top of the wheel here, all the way down to the very bottom of the tire. So, just do that measurement and then pick whatever size is going to work best for you guys.Also, if you guys have really nice rims, and you want to keep them nice and pretty, like the ones we have here, nice thing about that is, we are going to have a really soft coating underneath of this. So, you really don't have to worry about any scratches happening to you pretty rims when these tires are on.It really is an extremely easy installation process.
Really didn't take me a whole lot of time at all. So, if you guys just want to take a couple minutes just to throw these covers on just to protect your tires, it really doesn't take a whole lot of time. So let's go ahead and show you guys how.So the first thing we want to do is take them out of the box. They are going to come in a pack of two. We're going to see a little bit of creases.
But, once it sits in the sun for a while after out of the box, I think it'll shape up quite nicely.So, on the back here, we're going to have a little stretchy part of the cover. We're pretty much going to put that up and behind the tire, fishing it underneath our wheel-well here.We want to make sure it's not going to fold up on it on you, like it is with me right now. And we want to get it to where the two pieces of vinyl meet, are going to be out the outside edge of the tire.And then we want to go ahead and grab our bungee ball cords. We're going to have two in the kit. And we have a little brass grommet here. Go ahead and just fish that through, pull all the way tight, toss this around to the other side.Then go ahead and grab the loop side. Put it through the other brass grommet on the other side. Pull it and put it back towards the other side. And then we're just going to go ahead and grab it. And then, we have a little ball in the end, slip it over top, and we are good to go.Well everyone that just about does it for a look at the ADCO vinyl diamond plate tire covers.
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