🚐 RVMasking Tire Covers for RV Set of 4 Upgraded 5-ply Motorhome Wheel Covers: Waterproof UV Coating with Tire Protectors for Trailer Truck Camper Auto, Fits Tire Diameters 29"-31.75 Review

Very well proven. Basically, they just sit there and prevent the UV rays from destroying your RV's tires. Not much wear and tear happens. They worked fine. They are very easy to put on and take off. I've had my set for 6 months now. Moved once during this time. I offer great protection. I would recommend them, they are great value for money

They fit very well and close securely. The supplied lashing cords can be easily hung in the eyelets. The loss of the star is due to the material being thinner than expected. It appears to be something similar to Tyvek. They should work fine, but time will tell how long this material can withstand the Phoenix sun. But for the price and if I get a few years off them I think I'll be happy.

These tires are the biggest waste of materials and money I have ever seen. I was expecting something that would protect my tires and rims for the winter. The material is so thin you can see through it. I picked her up and saw my boy's silhouette on the other side, and it was cloudy and gloomy outside. I usually give good reviews, but if an item is poorly designed and junk, it is what it is, GARBAGE.

I think I like them better than the vinyl models I've always had. My trailer tires are larger than the first size I bought (29-31.75 inches). I wanted them to be snug but they were too tight and not easy to put on. Also, I didn't think they would stretch so well? I ordered the next size up (32"-34.5") and they don't fit snugly but fit well with some room at the bottom. Time will tell but I think I like it!

Just received the cases and so far I'm happy with the style, color and fit. My tires are a little smaller than 29" but I bought a size that fits from 29" to 31.75" because the front wheel hub cap protrudes above the surface of the tire which goes up to 28.9" fits. I had vinyl covers prior to purchasing these covers and they ripped within six months. These covers appear to be made from the same material as van covers and I have always had good experiences with van covers once they have been…

Assembly required only a willingness to get on all fours for a moment, tuck one end of the included bungee cord into its sheath and then toss the other end, so to speak another sleeve behind the hoop. I caught the elastic cord as close as possible to the other end with a short stick and then simply put it into the sleeve. The tires are new so they are quite sticky so I had to be careful not to tear the coating but it wasn't difficult. Disassembly is even easier - just a few seconds for each…