TCP Global Set of 4 Oxford Waterproof Canvas Wheel Tire Covers for RV Auto Truck Car Camper Trailer 27-29 Diameter

Easy to install and made of good quality

Worked out well as each cover really hugs each tire. Strong elastic! Tire is completely covered. Measure your tires before you order so you get the best fit.

Nice affordable quality!

Looks like these will do the job for my tandem axel trailer. For the price they’re hard to beat, but we’ll see how they do when the wind blows. I hope they stay on, as they’re only held in place by the stretchy material in back. My tires are 205/75/15’s by the way, and they look like they’d fit tires that are a bit bigger as well.

good

I bought this product about 3-4 years ago and re-purchased just recently. They hold up well in the Arizona sun.. I have them on my boat and utility trailers which are outside all the time. Thety fit loose which I like. It makes them easy to slip over the tire. Then personally I tie a rope around both to secure in the wind.

The quality of material is good, they fit my 29 tire diameter perfect and they come with 4 small dia. 3 Bungie cords for tie downs, go to Walmart and buy the the little 4 pack of packpackers Bungie cords and cut the hooks of those and tie them on. It works perfect. As far as durability, I just got them so I cant comment on that.

I only gave them a 4 star on install because I needed to add grommets to each end of the elastic area so I could bungee the covers on, so they would stay put if it were to get windy.

The first photo is not what you get, the rest are accurate. The front flaps are rounded and do not, quite, cover the entire wheel on my 36 5th. But, for the price... and these are the best price available, and given the EXCELLENT quality of the material, these are sufficient for my desires. Id have given them 5 stars, if the picture was not misleading. I live in a VERY high wind area, with gusts from 40 to 60 mph not uncommon in the windy season, which is right now. Have had no problems. These covers have elastic which holds them firmly in place, tho I did make sure to pull them down and tight, from the rear of the tire - by reaching around, not by getting under the RV.

They fit well and stayed on the wheels for the first year. By the end of the second year, they started to degrade, would rip every time that I tried to put them on or take them off, did not completely cover the tire when on (shrunk), and would not stay on in the wind. I’m shopping for a new pair now, but not considering these at all.