To determine the correct size RV storage cover for your Coleman Lantern LT Travel Trailer you'll need to measure the body length. In the attached picture below you'll see exactly how to measure. Once you have this measurement you can choose…
Hey Doug, That's a good question because fit is really important so the cover stays snug on your trailer, and there is a specific way to measure for the etrailer covers. It's pretty simple, and what you want to do is measure the body of the…
Good afternoon Steve! Your 2025 Keystone Cougar half ton 22mls is a hair over 26 feet long, so I'd look at the Adco RV Cover for Travel Trailers up to 28-1/2' Long - Tan #290-74844 or the etrailer RV Cover for Travel Trailers up to 27'…
The Aquashed and the Olefin RV covers both do great in winter applications like yours. Adco has told us that the two lines you mentioned are the best for that type of climate, but overall, I'd give edge to the Olefin like the part #AD47ZR that…
Hello Lauren, thanks for reaching out. Sounds like you are on the right track here, because the Camco UltraGuard 5th Wheel Cover - 32' Long #CAM45754 is exactly the right cover for your 31' 5th wheel. The cover is made for 5th wheels between…
Hey Stephen, the highest rated pop up cover we have for your Rockwood 2280bhesp is the Classic Accessories PolyPro III Deluxe part #CA80042 so that would be what I would recommend. It will hold up better than the Aquashed. My parents had same thing…
Hey Tom! Great question. The Parkit360 Force Electric Trailer Dolly #PA96VR (5,000 lbs) and #PA46VR (10,000 lbs) will work on an incline. However, if the grade is more than 6% you cannot use the dolly. As long as your driveway is no more than a 6%…
Hey Joe, thanks for reaching out! The Furrion Chill HE AC Unit #FR26PR (the part FACR13HESA you referenced) is available in a kit with a thermostat as part #FR85PV. If you don't already have the AC unit, then you can get the whole kit so you have…
Hey Thomas, since we know your Coachman Spirit Ultra Lite was pre-wired for a Voyager WiSight camera setup the part #ASA57YR that you referenced is correct for it. This would give you everything you would need to have a functional observation system…
Hello Monica, we sure do! Assuming the 24' measurement is the body of the camper not including the tongue. Adco makes a nice winter storage cover for this. Take a look at the following: - Adco SFS AquaShed RV Cover for Travel Trailers up to…
Hey Hans. For your class C 2021 Leisure Travel Unity Motorhome, I recommend the Adco SFS AquaShed RV Cover item #290-52843. It is constructed of a polypropylene that will work to bead water, increase breathability which will reduce the risk of mold,…
Hi Jeff; yes, the zippered panels on the Classic Accessories ProTop4 RV Cover #CA23DY will allow you to access the rear door on your 2022 Winnebago Micro Minnie 1808FBS. Are you getting ready to store it for the winter?
RV covers are essential for protecting your vehicle from the elements, whether it's sun, rain, or snow. They come in various sizes and materials to fit different RV models and climates. Consider factors like durability, ease of installation, and climate s
Lay the cover out on the ground first to identify the front and back. Use the zippers and straps to secure it tightly. If installing alone, start from the front and work your way back, ensuring a snug fit. Some covers come with installation aids like ropes or poles to make the process easier.
Measure your RV from end to end, including any attachments like ladders or spare tires. Choose a cover that offers a snug fit but allows for some extra room to accommodate accessories. A well-fitted cover ensures better protection and reduces the risk of tears.
Regularly clean your cover to remove dirt and debris, which can cause wear. Use patch kits to repair small tears promptly. Store the cover in a dry place when not in use to prevent mold and mildew. Proper maintenance can significantly extend the cover's lifespan.
For sunny climates, consider Tyvek or UV-resistant materials to prevent sun damage. In rainy areas, waterproof or water-resistant covers are ideal. For snowy regions, opt for thicker, durable materials that can withstand heavy snow and ice.
Look for covers with reinforced corners and seams, as these areas are prone to wear. Consider covers with warranties or those made by reputable brands known for quality. Investing in a durable cover can save you money in the long run by reducing the need for frequent replacements.