RV Cover Recommendation Retro Style 189R by Riverside

Updated 11/09/2020 | Published 03/10/2019

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Classic Accessories PolyPro III Deluxe RV Cover for Travel Trailers up to 22' Long - Gray

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Question:

Want to purchase the correct cover for our new pull trailer. It is 20ft long with curved front and rear. Also door is at right rear on side. Need zippered or velcro opening to gain access. What model number cover is correct?

asked by: Ronnie E

Helpful Expert Reply:

The Classic Accessories PolyPro III Deluxe Travel Trailer Cover part # 052963732634 is a great fit for your trailer. It's designed for trailers that are between 20 and 22 feet like yours and has zippered access panels that will line up with the rear side door on your camper. The curved front and back of your camper would not be an issue at all.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Stacie F.

2/9/2020

Hello, Im trying to find a good cover from the Arizona sun to protect my 2020 Retro R 135 trailer. Thoughts?? Thanks so much!

Jason S.

2/10/2020

The Adco Tyvek All-Climate + Wind RV Cover for Travel Trailer # 290-34839 is the correct fit for your trailer and provides the best UV protection. It comes with wheel covers as well to protect your tires.

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Doug L.

7/25/2020

I'm looking for a cover for our Riverside retro 177SE, Any clues? Thanks

Chris R.

7/30/2020

From what I could find it looks like the Riverside Retro 177SE has a total length of 18 feet, 9 inches - although I'm thinking this is including the tongue. To be sure I recommend the right size cover, would you be able to take a measurement of the trailer from the rearmost point up to the front, but before the A-frame tongue starts?

Ben T.

11/9/2020

I just purchased a 2015 Riverside retro 177SE and am also looking for a cover. Any suggestions?

Jon G.

11/9/2020

@BenT If your 177SE measures 18 feet 9 inches including the tongue then a cover like part # 290-34838 should work since it can accommodate up to a 15 foot trailer. You'll need to verify that this will work though by measuring the box (or body) portion of your trailer. If it doesn't measure more than 15 feet then you'll be good to go.