Keep UV rays, rain, snow, and road grime off your RV tires between trips and during long-term storage. These black vinyl wheel covers from Classic Accessories slip on fast, hold tight in the wind, and fold down small enough to stash in a cabinet when you're rolling. This listing covers size 6 in the Classic Accessories lineup -- designed for tires in the 37-41 inch diameter range.
UV degradation is the number one cause of sidewall cracking and dry rot on stored RV tires. Even a few weeks of direct sun exposure can accelerate aging on tires that are otherwise in good condition. Classic Accessories wheel covers provide a simple, low-cost barrier between your investment and the elements -- whether you're parked for a weekend or wintering a rig for six months.
The 01-7313 covers are sized for tire diameters from 37 to 41 inches and a 9.25-inch tread width, making them a practical fit for a wide range of Class A motorhomes, fifth wheels, and large travel trailers. The elasticized back panel cinches the cover snug against the wheel without straps or clips, and the non-scratch backing prevents the vinyl from scuffing your wheel face during installation or in gusty conditions.
Blocks harmful UV rays that cause sidewall cracking and dry rot. Also guards against rain, snow, ice, and road salt accumulation on the tire surface.
Stretchy back panel wraps the tire edge and holds the cover firmly in place even in high winds -- no straps or bungees required.
Slip-on design takes seconds per wheel. Covers fold compactly for storage in a saddlebag, basement compartment, or tow vehicle when not in use.
Soft interior backing keeps the cover from marring aluminum or painted wheel faces during installation or wind movement.
Each purchase of part 01-7313 includes two (2) wheel covers as shown. If your RV has four exposed wheels, you will need two sets (two orders). Dually rear axles with inner wheels recessed do not typically require separate covers for the inner tires.
RV tires age from the outside in. Ozone, UV, and temperature cycling break down rubber compounds in the sidewall long before the tread wears out -- and most RVs spend far more time parked than they do on the road. Industry guidance from tire manufacturers including Goodyear and Michelin recommends shielding tires from sunlight whenever a vehicle is stored for more than a few days.
A quality vinyl cover drastically slows this process. It also keeps the sidewall dry, which reduces the freeze-thaw stress on small surface cracks during winter storage. If you're parking your rig for the season, covering the tires is one of the most cost-effective maintenance steps you can take.
Before ordering, confirm your tire's overall diameter, not the wheel diameter. The overall diameter is the full height of the inflated tire from ground to top. For example, a common RV tire marked ST235/85R16 has an overall diameter of approximately 30.4 inches and would require a smaller cover size. Tires in the 37-41 inch overall diameter range are typically found on larger Class A motorhomes and some heavy-duty fifth wheels. When in doubt, measure before ordering -- returns on used covers are often not accepted.
The covers are constructed from durable vinyl with UV-inhibiting additives to prevent the cover material itself from becoming brittle over time. The elasticized perimeter is stitched into the back panel and maintains its tension through repeated removal and re-installation across multiple seasons. The exterior surface is smooth and easy to wipe clean with a damp cloth.
Classic Accessories backs the 01-7313 with a limited 3-year manufacturer warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship. Retain your purchase receipt as proof of purchase date for any warranty claim.