How to Make Tire Covers for an RV
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- Measuring Wheel — 0:55 min.
- Patterning Fabric — 2:35 min.
- Sewing Hems — 7:22 min.
- Adding Velcro & Binding — 9:47 min.
- Adding Velcro Strap — 14:23 min.
- Assembling Panels — 17:56 min.
- Materials and Tools List — 29:16 min.
- Tape Measure 120" (#102986)
- Scratch Awl Yellow (#2354)
- Scribe‑All® Water Soluble White Marking Pencil (#120681)
- Soapstone Fabric Marking Pencil White (#102766)
- Clear Acrylic Ruler 6" x 24" (#102400)
- Tempered Cutting Glass for Hotknife (#121915)
- Sailrite® Edge Cordless Hotknife 18V Package (#122177)
- Sailrite® Ultrafeed® LSZ Walking Foot Sewing Machine (#311602)
- Sailrite® Ultrafeed® Industrial Sewing Table (#120934)
- Sailrite® 1" Swing‑Away Binder (#100103)
- Gingher® 8" Scissors Right Handed (#19104)
It's important to keep your tires protected to prevent dry rot and other damage and to extend your tires’ lifespan. We designed our wheel covers with a large opening in the back so they are easy to install and fasten around your tires. The hook-and-loop strap keeps the cover securely on your RV’s tires so it doesn’t blow away in the wind.
When it comes to choosing a cover fabric, there are important factors to consider. You want a fabric with excellent abrasion and UV resistance. And to keep your tire covers looking like new for years, we recommend a solution-dyed fabric with superior fade resistance. An acrylic, marine grade fabric ticks all of these boxes, and that's what we chose for our RV tire covers.
If you need help finding the right cover fabric, feel free to reach out to our knowledgeable customer service team! Whether by phone, email or the chat function on our website, our customer support representatives are ready to answer all your questions about choosing the right cover fabric.
Watch the video to see how easy it is to sew your own tire covers for your RV or trailer. You can use these same techniques for a truck, boat trailer or any tire cover you need.
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