Why Are Tire Covers Needed?
My personal cars spent 38 years parked in open air employee parking lots in Arizona and none ever required covers or protection of any kind. I routinely got 40K miles or more of service out of a set ...
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brirene wrote:
RV tires most likely don't move as much as your vehicle tires, and its the movement that actually protects them. Sun damage is one of the biggest problems as well, so, little movement, lots of sun creates a double whammy of harmful situations. You can eliminate at least one when you cover your tires to keep the sun off of them, especially when they're sitting for extended periods.
X2 Since auto tires are used daily, the rubber is flexed which prevents dry rot and cracking.
