Keep UV rays, road grime, ozone, and winter weather from degrading your RV or trailer tires between trips. This white vinyl wheel cover from Classic Accessories slips on in seconds, locks down with an elasticized back panel, and cleans up with a damp cloth -- so your tires hold their integrity mile after mile.
Exposed tires are one of the most overlooked sources of RV maintenance cost. UV radiation causes sidewall cracking and dry rot in as little as one season of sitting. The Classic Accessories 01-3852 cover creates a physical barrier against sunlight, moisture, dirt, and temperature swings -- adding years to the life of tires that can cost several hundred dollars each to replace.
The cover is cut for a dual-axle setup, meaning the two tires on the same side of a tandem axle share a single long cover rather than requiring two separate pieces. The elasticized back panel cinches snugly against the wheel to keep the cover from flapping loose in wind or blowing off during light movement.
Vinyl shell blocks solar UV that causes sidewall cracking and ozone degradation, extending tire life between trips.
Stretch-back panel grips the tire perimeter and holds the cover firmly in place -- no straps or clips needed.
Smooth vinyl exterior wipes clean with soap and water. Non-scratch backing protects wheel and tire sidewall finish.
Single cover spans both tires on a tandem axle side, reducing the number of covers you need to store and install.
The 01-3852 is sized for tires up to 27 inches in diameter and 8 inches in width. Before ordering, measure your actual mounted tire -- not the rim -- with a tape measure at the widest point of the sidewall. Common RV and trailer tire sizes that fall within this range include ST205/75R14, ST215/75R14, and similar light-trailer fitments.
Designed for use on RV trailers, travel trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers, utility trailers, and boat trailers with tandem axles. The cover works best when the RV is parked and stationary -- it is not intended for use while towing.
Installation takes under a minute per cover: position the cover over the outer face of both tires, then pull the elasticized panel around the back and release. To remove, reverse the process. No tools required.