Will MaxxAir II RV and Trailer Roof Vent Cover Fit 2026 Brinkley Model I 275
Updated 03/04/2026 | Published 02/28/2026 >
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Hi We are picking up a Brinkley 2026 I275 in a couple weeks. Does the Max Air covers work for them. I noticed a particular bolt configuration protrusion around the vent. I have installed them on previous campers. Or is there a specific kind for a certain Max Air fan? That the Brinkleys have
asked by: Kevin V
Expert Reply:
Hey Kevin! The MaxxAir II RV and Trailer Roof Vent Cover # MA26JR (smoke) or # MA86JR (black) will fit as long as you have MaxxFan or MaxxFan Plus vents on the Brinkley. I believe they are the most common vents used by Brinkley, but I would double check just to be sure that is what they installed on your Model I 275. If they used a different brand you can still install these with the included hardware it will just take a little more work vs. using the EZClip pins.
Where are you headed once you pick up the new Brinkley?

Diane
3/4/2026
I like the fact that they have clips ,this makes it easier to clean, what I don't like is the smoke color is so much more than black???
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MaxxAir II RV and Trailer Roof Vent Cover w/ EZClip - Smoke
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Kevin V.
3/3/2026
Thank you! No definite plans as of now. But local getaways this year and then possibly bigger trips next year.