Chuck
Wonderful Wife
Lovely German Shepherd.
1999 Mercedes ML320 TV
2003 Wanderer 187TB Toybox (3620# UVW, 4800# loaded) Not yet camped in Hawaii, 2 Canada Provinces, & 2 Territories. I can't be lost because I don't care where this lovely road is going
Cheap & nasty. Canvas paint drop cloths wrapped & tied around the wheels. The trailer is in a storage yard, not a showroom. Besides, air can pass through the canvas.
Boat: 32' 1996 Albin 32+2, single Cummins 315hp
40+ night per year overnighter
We have used some kind of tire protection on all of the different RV's that we have owned over the last 40+ years. Anything to keep the sun off of them is good. It really does make your tires last longer. UV is a real tirer killer. And, an even better way to keep your entire RV looking like new, for many many years, is to build a Covered RV Port to keep your RV in. Even with this, we still cover all of our 5ers tires, even the spare tire. Our Covered RV Port was built, so the sun basically never sees the sun at all. Our 5er is now 12 years young, and still in Mint Condition. Good Luck, Happy Camping, Dan & Jill
1997 Ford F-250, H.D. Extended-Cab, Short Bed, 7.3 PSD, K&N Air Filter, 5000 lbs air bags w/on board compressor w/guage, SuperChips Tuner/Programer. 1996 Nash 24fter 5er, 15K "Lil" Rocker Hitch w/BedSaver, Twin EU2000i Gen's W/Kit. Nam-Vet, 33 Months.
If you decide to get some, may I suggest that you get the type that has the spring rod inside of them that will hold them in place without the use of cords or bungies. No need to lay down on the cold hard ground if you don't have to.
Had my rig for over 6 years, never once did I cover them. Course, I changed tires after the first 3 years. I probably should have covered them, but just didnt. Never had a flat though and now my rig has been sold.
Marty
2000 F-250 SD,SC,2WD,auto,LB,V-10,3.73
2002 Forest River Wildcat 27RL
1-wife
2-girls (ages 17-13)
1-Dark Red toy poddle (2 1/2 yrs old.....our baby)
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