Protect your RV tires from UV rays, ozone, and weather with the ADCO Ultra Tyre Gard in Polar White. Built from heavy-duty flannel-backed vinyl with a secure bungee-ball fastening system, these covers are designed to extend tire life during storage and keep your rig road-ready when it's time to roll. Size 3 fits tires measuring 27 to 29 inches in diameter. Each order includes two covers -- enough for a single axle.
RV tires are one of the most expensive consumables on your rig, and most of their damage happens while the coach is parked. UV radiation degrades the rubber compounds that keep tires pliable, ozone causes sidewall cracking, and moisture accelerates dry rot. The ADCO Ultra Tyre Gard acts as a barrier against all of these, keeping your tires in usable condition through an entire storage season and well beyond.
The Polar White color reflects heat rather than absorbing it, reducing heat buildup against the tire sidewall -- a real advantage in southern climates and desert storage. Whether you're winterizing a Class A motorhome, storing a fifth wheel, or covering trailer tires between weekend trips, the Ultra Tyre Gard is a simple upgrade that pays for itself the first time it prevents a premature tire replacement.
Heavy-duty outer vinyl repels moisture and blocks UV. The soft flannel backing prevents the cover from scratching or abr ading the tire sidewall during installation and removal.
Rear bungee-ball system cinches the cover snugly against the wheel for a secure fit. Brass-reinforced grommets at the retention points resist tearing and corrosion over seasons of repeated use.
Overlapping seams are sewn with double-needle stitching throughout, reinforcing the cover at the stress points most likely to fail under wind load or repeated fastening cycles.
Backed by ADCO's limited 3-year manufacturer warranty against defects in materials and workmanship -- one of the longer coverage periods in the RV accessory category.
Most RV manufacturers and tire makers recommend covering tires whenever the vehicle is parked for more than a few days. Sidewall cracking from ozone and UV exposure is not covered under most tire warranties, meaning a failed sidewall on the road is entirely out-of-pocket. A quality tire cover is cheap insurance against that scenario.
Sizing RV tire covers correctly is critical. Measure your tire diameter -- the two-digit number after the slash in your tire size, or the third number in older bias-ply designations. Size 3 covers tires from 27 to 29 inches in overall diameter.