🔒 Protect Your Double Axle Wheels with ADCO 3922 White Tyre Gard Wheel Cover Review

I bought these for my boat trailer. After installation I had no more problems with tire cracks. They were easy to install, true to size and durable. This is my second set and is essential to protect your tires from splinters and cracks from the sun and bad weather. worth your money.

I've been using ADCO covers on my Airstreams tandem axle for years so bbn had no problem using my new car transporter. in wind or occasional thief. Excellent protection from the harmful effects of the sun.

Arrived on time as expected on Prime. Our caravan has smaller 27" tires and we ordered the small size. The covers are a little smaller than expected, they are very tight, but they work. It appears to be a quality fabric and construction. being blown away by the wind, so far we're happy.

I originally had single sided covers because they interfered with the fenders but the double sided covers fit behind and if you use crayons this cover will hide your temptation. You'll go twice as fast, but you'll need a 24-inch bungee and a hook extender to grab the bungee on the other end of the axle.

Bought these tires to replace a set we used for 3 seasons. The fit is great and the protection excellent. UV rays will corrode any vinyl here in the south, causing the plastic to become brittle and crack. These ADCO covers have allowed me to replace them every four seasons, which I can live with. They help prevent tire rot and extend the life of your tires while costing far more than a set every fourth season.

They go very well with my tandems (you provide your own shock cord). Considering that I have upgraded my wheels and tires (Sendel T07) they keep both wheel and tire clean as my trailer is not in constant use and can get very dirty in there. I also have a set of these (single) wheel and tire covers for my RV. I highly recommend protecting your wheels and tires from dirt build-up, as well as from harmful UV rays that damage tire sidewalls.

We bought the larger size after discussing whether the smaller size would fit. We chose the right version without paying much attention to the product's characteristics. (The product dimensions in the description of 15 x 7.3 x 4.9 inches are just wrong.) More important than wheel size on a two-axle trailer is the total distance from the back of the rear wheel to the front edge of the front wheel. . It's about 66 inches on our trailer. The 30-32 inch cap fits well, not so tight that it's…