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…
I recommend the Classic Accessories Deluxe PolyPro III Heavy-Duty Pop-Up Camper Cover, part #CA80038 for your 8 X 10 pop-up camper. This cover has corrosion-resistant grommets and draw cords that help to give a tight, secures fit and keep out rain,…
Hey Joe! Do you have a base plate already or just the Blue Ox tow bar? If you need a base plate kit you can use the Blue Ox Base Plate Kit #BLU24TR. In addition to the Second Vehicle Kit for Demco Air Force One #SM99209 you will need the following:…
Hey Daniel, thanks for reaching out. Yes, we do have a wiring harness that will allow you to add a 7-way to the bed of your 2018 GMC Sierra 2500. For the 6-1/2' bed I recommend the following: - Mighty Cord 5th Wheel/Gooseneck Wiring Harness w/…
Hello Christine, thanks for reaching out. For your 24-ft 2021 Lance 1985 I recommend the following: - Adco SFS AquaShed RV Cover for Travel Trailers up to 26' Long - Gray #290-52243 One reason this cover works especially well for your setup is…
Hey Tim, of the available RV covers I would recommend the etrailer part #e37VV for your Rockwood Minilite that is 26 foot long for something that is easier to install and provides great protection. How much snow do you guys usually get?
Since your Winnebago Solis 59P has a pop top, instead of using the Dodge ProMaster Van Adapter for Thule HideAway Awning #TH301650 with the Thule HideAway Awning for ProMaster or Sprinter #TH620001, I recommend using the: -Thule HideAway Awning…
Hello Gail, thanks for reaching out. The Classic Accessories ProTop4 RV Cover #CA95DY is the correct fit for your 2015 Forest River Flagstaff Micro Lite 25KS. This cover comes with a 3-year limited warranty that covers manufacturer defects, which is…
Hey Eddie, I looked up the length of your Passport 260BHCWE and since it is 30 foot 4 inches long the correct and best fitting RV cover would be the etrailer RV Cover part #e47VV. This will give you the best protection in all climates including ones…
Hey Phil! For a tandem axle trailer you will want two of the Leveling Kit with Wheel Chocks for Trailers and RVs #WS28ER. You are correct, one under each tire is best. I use these on my Jayco with one under each tire to keep them off the ground and…
Hey Mario, the Dometic water heaters like the part #DMC39RR are very similar to the Atwood water heaters so this would be the best and easiest swap out for a replacement. This is a standard tanked water heater like I am sure you are aware of. Have…
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Sized right matters—choose a cover built for 36 feet long rigs to keep fitment dialed without excess slack or strain. In snowy or windy climates, go with heavier-duty fabric and sturdy tie-downs; some options include zippered access panels. Protect gutters and sharp edges with foam or pool noodles to help prevent tears during install and storage.
Yes—use two people with ladders and a broom to guide the cover over the roof. Set strap lengths first, then tighten to avoid pulling too hard and risking rips or snapped connectors. Pad gutters and sharp edges with foam or pool noodles, and tuck excess material so it doesn't flap in the wind.
Some do. Look for zippered panels on the passenger's side and sometimes at the rear for access without removing the cover. If your RV doesn't need a rear opening, you can leave that panel closed; confirm panel locations match your doors and compartments.
Measure end to end, including ladders, bumpers, and the nose profile. If your measurement is close, going a bit larger helps avoid coming up short. A miscalculation can leave a cover too short, while a little extra can be tucked neatly and secured.
It can, especially when you choose a heavier-duty option. We've seen covers handle wind and snow well, and also seen some fail in wet, windy climates. Use all tie-downs, pad sharp edges, and check strap tension before storms to help reduce wear and tearing.
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