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$8,000
Average cost of RV blowout damage
Not the tire. Just the damage it causes.
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When a trailer tire comes apart at highway speed, the tread doesn’t just fall off neatly. It flails — a 20-pound chunk of steel-belted rubber spinning at hundreds of RPM, hammering everything within reach.
For most RVs, “everything within reach” means the underbelly — the only barrier between the road and your plumbing, wiring, holding tanks, and HVAC.
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Common blowout damage
| Underbelly fabric ripped open |
$800–$2,000 |
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| Plumbing lines cracked or severed |
$500–$3,000 |
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| Electrical wiring torn loose |
$400–$2,500 |
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| Fender and skirting destroyed |
$600–$1,500 |
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| Floor delamination / structural |
$1,000–$5,000 |
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We’ve seen rigs declared a total loss from a single blowout — wiring pulled from the walls, tanks punctured, floors buckled. Your Titan Shield costs less than most insurance deductibles.
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You made the right call. Your rig is protected.
And if a blowout does happen? Just send us a photo or video and we’ll cover your replacement tire — up to $250. That’s our Tire Replacement Guarantee.
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We built Titan Shield because we saw this happen too many times.
— The Intercept team
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