Camco 45324 RV Tire Cover 33-35 In, Set of 2
Camco 45324 RV Tire Cover 33-35 In, Set of 2 — Product description
Camco's arctic white tire covers keep the sun and weather off your tires while the rig sits. This set of two slips over any tire in the 33 to 35 inch range, no straps or tools needed. It's cheap insurance against the UV and dry-rot that age parked RV, trailer, and tow-vehicle tires long before the tread wears out.
Camco's slip-on tire covers do one simple job and do it well. They keep the sun, rain, and road grime off your tires when the rig is parked. This set gives you two covers sized for tires in the 33 to 35 inch range, finished in a clean arctic white vinyl that looks right on just about any RV, trailer, or tow vehicle.
Here's the thing most folks don't think about until it's too late. Tires don't wear out just from miles. They age from sitting. UV light and ozone break down the rubber, and a tire that bakes in the sun all summer can start to check and dry-rot long before the tread is gone. If your camper, toy hauler, or trailer spends weeks parked between trips, covered tires last noticeably longer. That's the whole reason these exist.
The design is about as easy as it gets. Each cover slips right over the tire and tucks around the sidewall. No straps to thread, no snaps to line up, no tools. You pull it on, snug it down, and you're done. When it's time to roll, they come off in seconds and fold flat for storage in a bin or the pass-through. Because it's one cover per tire, the set of two handles both tires on a single-axle trailer, or a spare plus one, or you pair them up however your setup needs.
Fitment is by tire diameter, not wheel bolt pattern, so measure the overall height of your tire and make sure it lands between 33 and 35 inches. That range covers a lot of larger trailer tires, big travel-trailer and fifth-wheel tires, and plenty of tow-vehicle and truck tires. If you're between sizes, go with the taller measurement so the cover pulls on without stretching thin at the tread.
A few honest words on how to get the most out of them. These are storage and parking covers, not something you drive on. Take them off before you tow. If you park somewhere breezy for a long stretch, a bungee or strap around the tire keeps a cover from working loose in a strong gust. And like any vinyl, they'll hold their color and stay supple longest if you knock the road dirt off now and then and don't leave them cooking in full sun for years on end. Treat them as the low-cost tire insurance they are and they'll pay for themselves in tire life.
For boaters, the same logic applies to the trailer sitting in the yard or the side lot between launches. Sun is just as hard on trailer rubber as it is on the boat's gelcoat. Slip a set on and the tires that carry your rig to the ramp stay in better shape season after season. It's a small, cheap habit that saves you from replacing tires that still have all their tread.
Arctic white keeps things looking tidy and reflects heat instead of soaking it up the way a dark cover would. Camco has been building RV and trailer gear since 1966, and this is exactly the kind of simple, does-the-job product they're known for. No frills. Fair price. Two covers in the pack so you're set up right out of the gate.
Who's this for? Anyone with a rig that sits. Weekend campers whose travel trailer lives in the driveway. Seasonal folks who store the fifth wheel through the off months. Boaters whose trailer waits in the yard between trips. If your tires spend more time parked than rolling, a set of covers is one of the cheapest ways to protect them. And at this price, with two in the pack, it's an easy call.
Key Features
- Fits tires 33 to 35 inches in diameter, sized by tire height rather than bolt pattern for a broad fit
- Slip-on design pulls over the tire in seconds with no straps, snaps, or tools
- Vinyl construction sheds rain and road grime and blocks the UV that dry-rots parked tires
- Arctic white finish reflects heat and keeps the rig looking tidy
- Set of 2 covers protects both tires on a single-axle trailer, or a spare plus one
- One cover per tire, so you can mix and match across trailer, RV, or tow-vehicle wheels
- Folds flat for easy storage in a bin or pass-through when you're back on the road
Why Buy from NVN Marine
- Authorized Camco reseller, full manufacturer warranty
- NMEA member and ABYC certified, advice from real boat techs
- Same-day shipping before 3 PM ET on in-stock items
- NY headquarters and Fort Lauderdale flagship retail store
Technical specifications
| Title | Camco Single Tire Cover for 33-35 Inch Tires, Arctic White Vinyl, Set of 2 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Camco |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 45324 |
| UPC | 014717453240 |
| Cover Type | Single Tire Cover |
| Fits Tire Diameter | 33 to 35 inches |
| Mounting Style | Slip-On |
| Color | Arctic White |
| Material | Vinyl |
| Quantity | Set of 2 (2-Pack) |
| Coverage per Cover | One tire |
| Application | RV, trailer, and tow-vehicle tires 33 to 35 inches |
Frequently asked questions
Do RV tire covers really work?
They do, and the reason is simple. Tires age from sun exposure and ozone, not just from miles. A tire that sits uncovered all summer can start to check and dry-rot before the tread is worn. Blocking the UV with a cover slows that down, so parked tires last longer.
What size tires do these fit?
Any tire with an overall diameter between 33 and 35 inches. Fitment goes by tire height, not the wheel's bolt pattern, so measure the full diameter of your tire and make sure it lands in that range.
How many covers come in the set?
Two. It's one cover per tire, so a set of two handles both tires on a single-axle trailer, a spare plus one, or any pair of wheels you want to protect.
How do they attach?
They slip right on. You pull the cover over the tire and tuck it around the sidewall. No straps to thread, no snaps, no tools. They come off just as fast when you're ready to roll.
Can I drive with the covers on?
No. These are parking and storage covers, meant for when the rig is sitting. Take them off before you tow. If you park somewhere windy for a while, a bungee or strap around the tire keeps a cover from working loose.
What are they made of?
Vinyl. It sheds rain and road grime and blocks the sun's UV. Like any vinyl, it holds up best if you rinse the road dirt off now and then and don't leave it baking in full sun for years on end.
What color are they?
Arctic white. Besides looking clean on most rigs, a light color reflects heat instead of soaking it up the way a dark cover would.
How do I measure my tire to be sure they fit?
Measure the overall diameter, which is the full height of the tire from the ground to the top. If you're between sizes, go with the taller measurement so the cover pulls on without stretching thin across the tread.
Will these fit dual wheels?
Each cover is a single slip-on cover sized by tire diameter, so it fits one tire at a time. On closely spaced dual wheels there may not be room to work a cover over each inner and outer tire, so they're best suited to single tires with clearance around them.
Do these fit boat trailer tires?
They fit any trailer tire in the 33 to 35 inch diameter range, which suits larger trailers. Measure your tire first. The sun is just as hard on trailer rubber as it is on a hull, so covering the tires between launches is a smart, cheap habit.
