What Size Tire Covers do I need for 11r22.5 Tires

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Hi I have a 1997 Beaver motor coach the tires on it are regular truck tires 11R22.5 thats all. The sidewalk reads so how do I order some wheel covers? I have 3 adco covers and I see a3949 number on the tag is this what I need 2 order 2 set?

asked by: Glenna A

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We have some great solutions for you. Your 11R22.5 tires are 41.9" in diameter so we will look at the 40-42" covers for your application. The nicest are the Adco Tyre Gard RV Wheel Covers - Designer Series part # 290-3967 this is a 4 pack of covers and they look really nice.

The others are also nice and are available is 4 different colors. These only come as a 2 pack so you will need to order 2 sets. Adco Ultra Tyre Gard RV Wheel Covers

Black is part # 290-3977

White is part # 290-3949

Diamond plate look is part # 290-3749

Camo is part # 290-3649

I've linked these for you as well as added the videos on each for you to check out.

expert reply by: Randy B

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Robert G.

5/11/2020

My Motor Home is a 2020 Newmar tires are Michelin X-Line 315/ 80R 22.5 Tires measurer 42" dia and tread width is 10" wide. If I order covers and they come and are 41" they will not work. Black or Gray is OK I need Six Total Please give me a order #and price.

Chris R.

5/13/2020

For this size tire I recommend going a size up with the Adco # 290-3976. They're designed for 43 to 45" diameter tires, but they will be able to tighten up around your 315/80R22.5 with the integrated bungee cords. I think a 40 to 42" size cover would be extremely tight.

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