Stop UV rays, ozone, and road grime from degrading your RV or trailer tires during storage. These black vinyl wheel covers from Classic Accessories fit tires measuring 30" to 33" in diameter and up to 9" wide. An elasticized back panel snaps them on securely without straps or tools, and the non-scratch interior lining protects your wheels and sidewalls. Each order includes two covers -- enough for a dual-axle trailer or tandem rear tires.
RV tires left uncovered in sunlight can crack, blister, and degrade years ahead of schedule. UV radiation and ozone attack the rubber compounds in sidewalls whether the vehicle is moving or sitting still. A well-fitted cover is the single cheapest insurance you can buy against premature sidewall cracking and dry rot.
Classic Accessories has been designing RV storage products since 1983. The 01-7311 covers are built from durable vinyl that wipes clean with a damp cloth, resists fading, and holds its shape season after season. The non-scratch backing means you can slide them on without worrying about scuffing painted or polished alloy wheels.
Vinyl shell blocks solar UV, ozone, and moisture that cause sidewall cracking and dry rot during storage.
Stretch-fit elastic ring wraps the back edge for a snug, rattle-free hold -- no bungees or straps required.
Soft backing protects wheel finish and tire sidewalls from abrasion during installation and daily wind movement.
Smooth exterior wipes clean with soap and water. No special cleaners needed between storage seasons.
These covers are sized for tires with an overall diameter of 30" to 33" and a section width up to 9". To confirm fit, measure the tire's overall diameter (top to bottom when mounted) and its widest point across the tread face, not the sidewall.
Common RV and trailer tire sizes that fall in the 30"--33" diameter range include many 225/75R15, 235/75R15, and comparable trailer service (ST) tires. If your tire is wider than 9" or taller than 33", check Classic Accessories' size 5 covers for the 33"--37" range.
These covers work on any vehicle or trailer where the tire meets the size spec -- no RV-specific mounting required. Common uses include: