ADCO offers travel trailer cover choices that handle outdoor storage and winter weather with a solid fit and easy setup. Measure only the body of your trailer, not the tongue, to pick the right size, then consider adjustable straps to cinch things tight and cut down on flapping in strong winds. Select models also include zippered door panels for easier access while covered.
Some ADCO covers include zipper panels for door access. Verify if the panels match your door location, front or rear, before buying. If you need a panel in front of the wheel well, confirm that layout. The roof section allows room for items like a ladder, a/c, bathroom vent, and antennae; align carefully during install.
Measure the body of the camper only, not the tongue. Pick the ADCO length range that matches your body length, like a 24'-26' fit if your body length falls there. Use the integrated cinching or adjustable straps to get a snug fit and help reduce wind billow. If it feels too loose, step down a size range; if it's too tight, step up.
Installation is straightforward for most. Weighted strap ends can make tossing straps under easier. Work with two people and use ladders carefully, especially if climbing is dicey. Follow the instructions and check strap routing before tightening. Expect some adjustment to align door panels where needed.
Yes, it can handle winter storage and windy conditions when secured properly. Multiple straps running under the trailer help minimize flapping, even in strong gusts. Before storms, tighten all straps and cinches. Pad sharp corners and rooftop items like the AC and vents to help prevent wear or tears.
They protect well in long-term storage from weather and sun, but sharp edges can cause rips. Add padding at top corners and around protrusions, and consider extra reinforcement at corners. If you remove and replace the cover frequently, you may want something more durable. Inspect after severe weather and retighten straps.
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