UV exposure, ozone, and moisture are the leading causes of premature tire sidewall cracking and dry rot on parked RVs. The ADCO Tyre Gard covers wrap each tire in heavy-duty water-repellent vinyl with a soft flannel backing, blocking the sun and elements whenever your rig is sitting -- whether that's a long storage season or just a few weeks at camp.
The ADCO Tyre Gard (part 01-3672) is a slip-on, single-tire cover designed specifically for RV applications. Each cover is sized for tires measuring 30 to 32 inches in overall diameter, making it a common fit for travel trailers, fifth wheels, and Class A and C motorhomes running tires in that range. The set includes four individual covers -- enough for a standard dual-axle trailer or the four corners of a motorhome.
Unlike generic tarps or rope-tied fabric covers, the Tyre Gard uses Velcro straps and grommets to lock each cover securely to the tire. Wind, rain, and road vibration won't knock them loose. The flannel backing keeps the vinyl from rubbing directly against your wheel covers or rims, protecting both the tire and the wheel finish.
Opaque vinyl shell blocks direct sunlight and UV radiation that cause sidewall cracking, fading, and premature dry rot on tires stored or parked for weeks at a time.
Heavy-duty vinyl outer layer sheds rain and moisture, keeping tire sidewalls dry and preventing mold or mildew buildup during long-term storage.
Soft flannel backing cushions the cover against the tire and rim surface, preventing scuffs and scratches to wheel covers, chrome, or painted steel wheels.
Integrated Velcro straps and grommets cinch the cover snugly to the tire so it stays put in wind or during light travel preparation without requiring tools.
ADCO builds the Tyre Gard from strong, water-repellent vinyl with double-needle stitching and overlapping seams at stress points. The double-needle seams resist fraying and separation after repeated installation and removal across multiple seasons. The two-tone tan colorway is designed to reflect some radiant heat while blending with common RV exterior palettes.
Each cover is lightweight at approximately 0.5 lbs per cover, so handling and storage are easy. When not in use, the covers fold flat and store compactly in a cargo bay, basement storage, or the bag they arrived in.
This listing includes four (4) individual Tyre Gard covers. That covers both axles on a standard tandem-axle travel trailer or fifth wheel, or all four tires on a Class A or Class C motorhome with single rear wheels. If your rig has dualies or more than two axles, you will need additional covers.
These covers are sized for tires with an overall diameter of 30 to 32 inches. To confirm fit, measure the total height of the tire from the ground to the top while it is mounted and inflated. Common RV tire sizes that fall in this range include many ST205, ST215, and similar bias and radial trailer tires, as well as some 225/75R15 and 235/80R16 sizes. When in doubt, measure the actual tire -- not just the rim size listed on the sidewall.
Stand a tape measure next to the inflated, mounted tire. Measure vertically from the ground to the highest point of the tire. If that measurement falls between 30 and 32 inches, this cover is the correct size. Measuring the sidewall size code (e.g., "ST205/75R14") is less reliable than a direct measurement because load range and manufacturer tolerances affect actual diameter.
Installation takes under a minute per tire. Slip the cover over the tire face, pull the edges over the sidewall, and fasten the Velcro straps through the grommets to secure the cover in place. No tools are required. For removal, release the straps and pull the cover straight off.
Tire covers protect against UV and moisture but do not substitute for proper tire inflation and storage surface practices. Keep tires inflated to manufacturer-recommended PSI even during storage. If storing on concrete long-term, place a barrier (plywood, tire pads) under each tire to reduce contact with surface moisture and ozone off-gassing.