Keep your RV tires in peak condition between trips. These heavy-duty vinyl tire covers slip over 40-to-42-inch wheels and lock in place with a buckle-and-strap system, blocking UV rays, moisture, dirt, and road grime that silently degrade rubber and accelerate sidewall cracking during storage.
Tires parked in sunlight or exposed to rain, bird droppings, and road salt age far faster than those that are covered. Ozone cracking and UV dry-rot are the top causes of premature sidewall failure on stored RVs -- problems that are almost entirely preventable with a proper cover. Camco's 45326 protectors are purpose-built for large motorhome and fifth-wheel tires, fitting the 40-to-42-inch diameter range that suits most Class A motorhomes and heavy-duty fifth wheels.
The Arctic White vinyl exterior reflects rather than absorbs solar heat, helping keep the tire surface cooler under direct sun. The slip-on design means one person can install or remove both covers in minutes, with no tools required. Buckle-and-strap closures cinch the cover snugly to the wheel so wind or incidental contact won't knock it loose during extended storage.
Vinyl shell blocks ultraviolet radiation and moisture that cause sidewall cracking and dry-rot during long-term storage.
Adjustable straps with positive-locking buckles keep the cover seated firmly -- no bungees, no zip ties needed.
Slides directly over the tire with no tools. One person can cover both front or both rear tires in minutes.
One pack covers a full axle -- both driver-side and passenger-side tires. Add a second pack for all four corners.
The 40-to-42-inch size range covers the most common large-tire applications found on full-size Class A motorhomes (gas and diesel pushers), large fifth wheels, and some heavy-duty travel trailers. Measure your tire's outside diameter before ordering -- stack a tape measure vertically against the sidewall from ground to top of tire. If your tire measures 40 to 42 inches from top to bottom, this cover is the correct fit.
For best results, install tire covers after washing and drying the tire surface to avoid trapping abrasive dirt underneath the vinyl. Position the cover centered over the wheel face, then route and tighten the straps behind the wheel to hold it flush. In high-wind storage environments, consider threading a bungee cord or zip tie through the strap loops for extra retention.
When not in use, the covers stack or roll compactly. At 3.5 lbs for the pair, they stow easily in a basement storage bay or a standard RV storage bag. Arctic White keeps the covers easy to locate in a packed bay.