What Tire Covers do You Recommend for My 315/80-22.5 RV Tires?

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Researching for RV tire covers for Allegro Bus 2021, 45 OPP, tire 315 80r 22.5. Need covers for front, duals, and tag.

asked by: Robb R

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For your 42-1/2 inch 315/80-22.5 tires, I recommend 2 sets of the Adco Tyre Gard RV Wheel Covers - Designer Series - 43" to 45" # 290-3967. Since these covers come with 4, you will have a complete set for your 4 tires on your rear axle as well as the front two tires on the front axle. Also, you will have 2 covers left over just in case you need spares. If you have dual wheels on the back axle, you will need a total of 3 sets of # 290-3967 in order to fit all 10 tires.

expert reply by: Bob C

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I have 4 tire cover options that will fit your 315/80R22.5 tires. Each option listed below comes with 2 covers, so you will want to order a quantity of 3 for 6 tire covers. Adco #290-3976 - Black Adco #290-3956 - White Adco #290-3656 - Camouflage…

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Answer 2

You will want a cover designed to fit tire diameters between 40" and 42". In the SnapRing brand, this will be the SnapRing TireSavers Tire Covers for 40" to 42" Diameter, #ST7005WH for white in a quantity of 2ea.…

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I recommend going with Adco Tyre Gard RV Wheel Covers because they do an excellent job at protecting your RV tires and wheels from water, dirt, and damaging UV rays. These feature a durable design that slips on over the tires and then secures behind…

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There are some other color options for RV tire covers, but the Classic Accessories #CA80087 does not come in tan. I recommend the Adco Tyre Guard RV Wheel Covers #290-3960. This is a two-tone tan vinyl wheel cover for 36" - 39" tires and…

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

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I'm happy to confirm that yes, the B&W Patriot 5th Wheel Trailer Hitch w/ Slider #BWRVK3270 with the B&W Universal Base Rails and Installation Kit for 5th Wheel Trailer Hitches #BWRVR3200, and the Draw-Tite 5th Wheel/Gooseneck Wiring…

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Answer 10

As you may have already found, 5200 lb, 6000 lb and 7000 lb axles can all use the same components including inner/outer bearings, hubs and brakes. Here are some other things they share in common: Dexter 5200 lb Regular Duty Axle - 0.180 inch tube…

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Answer 11

You did not mention if your 2013 Chevy Silverado was a 1500, 2500, or 3500 so I can provide recommendations for all 3. For a 1500 I recommend Curt trailer hitch #14301. There is no drilling or trimming required for installation of this hitch. I have…

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