Tire Covers - help me decide

I just lean down spread apart cover slide cover around tire and let it go snaps into place been using them on my C & A class for years with my A class at a grand apiece I will use covers. Being this easy why not use them.

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I bought cheap covers four years ago and they are fine. Usually on the TT six months a year.

ct1964ups wrote:

Blaster Man wrote:
Agree with Magne Shade.

I bought a set of Mag Shade and if going to be spending longer than a week ,I will put them on..C

yup...we do about the same. overnight or for a couple of nights I don't usually bother.

Blaster Man wrote:
Agree with Magne Shade.

I bought a set of Mag Shade and if going to be spending longer than a week ,I will put them on..C

Agree with Magne Shade.

gbopp wrote:
Spray your tires with 303 Protectant.

Spray your bald noggin with 303 Protectant as well!:E

Spray your tires with 303 Protectant.

glad its just your opinion, covers keep the sun off the biggest problem with tires. like sun block on your body ,don,t cover your skin your gonna fry.

Had them once upon a time. Became more hassle than they are worth if you ask me, especially storing it inside having no benefit to covers at all. They get dirty, wet etc and then you have to store them when not using. Your tires will age out at the same rate whether you use them or not. That of course is my opinion - to each his own.

On Edit - I should mention that storing the RV inside and where we camp it is usually heavy with tree cover, that is the reason we never saw much of a benefit. Since the OP stores his RV indoors, this was the reason for my response. Seems it's not 5 minutes go by til someone on this forum is waiting in the wings to flame your post. Flame away flamers.