Protect both tires on a single axle at once with the ADCO Tyre Gard Double Axle cover. Built from heavy-duty UV-blocking vinyl with a soft flannel backing, this cover shields your RV tires from sun damage, cracking, and weather -- extending tire life whether you're parked for a weekend or stored for the season.
Tire sidewall cracking is one of the most common causes of premature RV tire failure. UV radiation breaks down the rubber compounds in the sidewall over time, leading to dry rot and blowout risk even on tires with plenty of tread left. The ADCO Tyre Gard is designed specifically to block that UV exposure before it does damage.
The double axle design covers both tires on one side of a single tandem axle in a single step. If you've ever wrestled with four individual tire covers on a tandem-axle trailer, you'll appreciate how much faster this makes setup and takedown. ADCO part number 01-1098 fits tire diameters from 30 to 32 inches.
Thick, weather-resistant vinyl outer layer repels rain, road spray, and moisture to keep tire surfaces dry during storage.
Soft flannel inner lining blocks harmful UV rays that cause sidewall cracking and rubber degradation over time.
Overlapping seams, double-needle stitching, and reinforced grommets resist tearing and hold up through repeated seasonal use.
Covers both tires on one tandem-axle side simultaneously -- cuts installation time in half compared to single covers.
Tires can degrade from UV exposure in as little as one season of outdoor storage. Cracked sidewalls may not be visible until the tire fails under load. Covering tires whenever the RV is parked -- even for a few weeks -- is one of the lowest-cost, highest-impact maintenance steps an RV owner can take.
This double axle cover is designed for the paired tires common on tandem-axle travel trailers, fifth wheels, and toy haulers. For a typical tandem-axle setup, you'll need two covers -- one for each side. Verify your tire diameter (measure from ground contact to the top of the tire, then double -- that's your overall diameter) before ordering.
Tire diameter is not the same as tire width. The 30-32" spec refers to overall tire diameter -- the full height of the mounted, inflated tire. Common tires in this range include ST225/75R15 and similar sizes. Check your sidewall markings and use an online tire size calculator if you're unsure of your diameter.