Tire Covers

[caper]

I purchased mine at Princess Auto on sale for $15 a pair.

[Herk7769]

I buy the 3 mil 55 gallon ones.
They are called barrel liners.

They don't look as sexy as the nice white commercial ones. But until I find a better cover set that works in the cold; these will continue to work for me.

[youroo]

Now we want covers to last longer than the tires that come on our units from the Factory?? Youroo!!

[Herk7769]

Originally Posted by youroo

Now we want covers to last longer than the tires that come on our units from the Factory?? Youroo!!

Now there is an angle I did not consider.

I will be staying with me trash bag solution...

[capucine]

Try the ones made by Classic. They are good and no cracks etc after 2 years of uses!

[Herk7769]

Originally Posted by capucine

Try the ones made by Classic. They are good and no cracks etc after 2 years of uses!

Thanks. I will look into them.

[grenger]

i use real tire covers door side of trailor. No cover under the pullout which is open most of the time. I am seasonal.

[capucine]

Good idea grenger for the ones who keeps their pull out opened all the times. Covers are expensives and like that you need only 2 instead of 4.

[Cmmjmoore]

And they will not have to winterize.

[great white]

Originally Posted by caper

I purchased mine at Princess Auto on sale for $15 a pair.

Me too!

Enough for all 4.

That was a well timed sale....

[mikey]

Originally Posted by herk7769

I buy the 3 mil 55 gallon ones.
They are called barrel liners.

They don't look as sexy as the nice white commercial ones. But until I find a better cover set that works in the cold; these will continue to work for me.

Lou, every time I think about 55 gallon trash bags used as tire covers the term "trailer trash" keeps getting in the way of my understanding this concept!

[Rebel702]

Saw an RVer that uses solar screen to cover the wheel wells. Didn't have a close look but would be easy to fabricate with PVC and screen material. Then come up with a hanging method. Not sure if solar screen blocks UV, but in the Las Vegas sun anything helps.