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4.5
Have used this product in New Mexico for over two years now. They are holding up to the SW sunshine well.Pretty nice product, decent price and a reasonable ship time. My new 255/80R 22.5 Michelins measure 37” diameter and I ordered accordingly. A concern was that the fitment might be off … and I was right. These covers bag & sag. Not a huge problem (I guess they don’t want my “advertising” on the bottom of the cover).Otherwise I’m happy with the quality. I used tire covers religiously on my old RV and netted (too!) many years before tire sidewall cracking and damage. This product seems to be as good or better than my old ones. – too bad my camp neighbors and YouTube “subbers” won’t be able to see the maker’s name.Will NOT HOLD ON HIGH WINDS, this is my second pair, it was windy, with gusts over 60mph, although my RV was parked in a Fully High fenced storage with 2 other RV's parked on both sides with a 4' distance, and i lost both covers as of the winds.Nice! Does the job!These were great and reasonably priced covers, but I should have checked the size. Models 0 to 5 cover various sizes of tires, all of which was listed on the box, so I didn't have to put it on the wheel to realize I had the wrong size. I needed a "3" but got a "1". My bad. Next time!The vinyl is thin, but since the goal is to protect the tire from the UV, it will work until it doesn't, and the thin, cotton backed vinyl will probably stay flexible just as long as anything thicker. And of course the thinner it is, the less it weighs, which is nice. The two covers, each with a front, top, sides, and an elasticized back, together probably weigh a couple pounds.They arrived quickly and fit fine. Now to see how long they hold up.These wheel covers are made of a relatively thick vinyl that holds its shape and is therefore easy to install. The fit was very good. Perhaps because I bought a small size, there are no grommets or straps on the back of the wheel covers. But the fabric and elastic edging that goes over the top and down the back of the tire is substantial. I doubt the cover will get blown off by the wind. These wheel covers will require more storage space in your trailer than some I have seen with thinner fabric, but they are so easy to install, I might be able to talk my wife into doing it.Up front it would say it is a5 star product, it looks and feels fine and I could not find a manufacturing deficiency. For my ST205x75-14 trailer tires calculating a 26.1” (66.31cm) diameter it is little loose, but well within the advertised fitness.However, in my case, as shown on picture, I found it impossible to drape the cover over the top of my UTV trailer as there is no room between tire and fender, not in the front and not in the back, to get my hands in to tuck the cover tight.This is in no way a product problem and will apply to any cover, of any brand.I am trying now to bend a J shaped piece of flat bar to see if I can somehow get the top tucked over the tire.If not, I will use the 2 piece set on my double axle toy hauler and buy a second set.I won’t send the covers back, as I find it unfair to the supplier as cover is already dirty and not a product related problem.I will then make some cover sheets out of flat plastic sheets, of the material that’s used for real estate or political advertising, to insert from below, designed to be retained by the fender/ tire overlap, which probably should have done in the first place, because now I know…..This two pack of covers from Classic Accessories will work well to protect the tires on my RV in the off season and when not using it. My wheels/tires were exactly 26 inches so these covers should have fit with a rating of 26.5 inches. I just unpacked them and feel that after a few days they will stretch out and have a better fit. They eventually fit OK, still very tight. The vinyl material is heavy enough to stand up to weather and the stitching looks strong. The terrible stock photo of the product is nothing like it is.RecommendedIf I had to buy again I would try one size up (for now).My tires are 225/75/15 trailer tires (28 1/4 " diameter) I installed them on my RV and they don't quite reach the ground. Probably about 1/2" to an 1" too short. They fit loose over the top of the wheel and hang down. I tried to adjust them to reach all the way, but was unable to. Seem to be good quality. Comes with 3 year warranty and registration card. Would buy again.we use them on the RV, and on the sailboat trailer...both are out in the sun all the time...and then in the snow over the winter. they are resilient and stay soft still after two years. Way better than a plastic bag! even wind does not blow them offI cannot comment on durability but these made of high quality vinyl that is looks fabulous on our travel trailer.I only wish it will have some velcro straps, like my barbeque cover has, so when its really windy it won't flew off
