Protect your RV's tires from UV rays, ozone, and weather with ADCO's heavy-duty Ultra Tyre Gard covers. The polar white finish blends cleanly with white coaches and brand-new rigs, and the bungee-ball closure system locks each cover in place -- even in wind. Covers ship as a pair so both sides of your axle are protected from day one.
Tire sidewall degradation is one of the most overlooked storage risks for RV owners. UV radiation and ozone exposure cause the rubber compounds in a tire sidewall to dry out and crack -- a process that happens whether the rig moves or sits still. Once cracking starts, it accelerates, leading to blowouts that can occur without warning at highway speed.
ADCO's Ultra Tyre Gard covers block the light and moisture exposure that drive that degradation. The flannel-backed vinyl construction repels water while the opaque white shell reflects solar energy, keeping the tire surface cooler during long storage periods. Double-needle stitching and overlapping seams mean the cover itself holds up season after season.
Thick vinyl outer repels rain and road spray while the soft flannel backing protects the tire surface and adds structure to the cover.
Brass-reinforced grommets and a bungee-ball fastening system pull the cover snug behind the wheel, keeping it tight even in high wind.
Seam construction prevents fraying and water intrusion at the edges, extending the usable life of each cover significantly.
Bright white color reflects heat and pairs cleanly with white RVs and motorhomes. A good match for coaches with light-colored exteriors.
The XL Ultra Tyre Gard is sized for tires with an overall diameter of 36 to 39 inches. To confirm fit, measure the tire from ground to top (diameter), not the wheel size. Common RV tires in this range include:
ADCO offers Ultra Tyre Gard covers in several colors designed to match common RV exterior finishes. Polar White is the brightest option and works best on coaches with white sidewalls, gelcoat white motorhomes, or brand-new vehicles where the owner wants a clean, matching look.
Tire covers do the most good when used consistently -- not just for winter storage. UV damage accumulates with every hour of direct sun exposure, including short-term parking at campgrounds or driveways.