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Hi All,

I'm considering getting a cover for my Class C. Yes, I've read all the posts debating the pros and cons - abrasion from wind, "never used a cover - looks great", "used a cover - looks great", etc.

Despite all that, assuming I *want* to use a cover, which one should I get? I've seen ADCO recommended but there are about three different grades that I can see and they all seem to "repel water, vent moisture, and last long".  I've seen the Tyvek type mentioned a couple of times but I don't know if that's a consensus.

I live in the Northeast USA where we get snow, ice, rain, and wind - many times all within the same day. The cover would probably be used mainly for winter storage vs. between trips so I'm not that concerned with easy on/off.

Thanks for any recommendations,

Tom
 
You can use the Camco 45734 ultra guard it's a good RV cover for winter. The reviews of this product are very good and the quality of the cover is high as well.

https://outdoorfact.com/best-rv-cover-reviews/

I bought this to cover a 2018 Rockwood camper trailer and this covers the trailer from the spare tire to the propane tanks (inclusive). The trailer manufacturer recommends a vented cover, and this cover is well ventilated. It is made of quality material and is easy to deploy.

The only problem is that I had to find another way of attaching it in that the supplied attachments would not work on this particular trailer. In spite of that, I would purchase this again!
 
My storage lot has had ripped covers blowing in the wind every spring (northeast as well).  No use in getting a cheap one and better make sure it fits tightly around the bottom so no wind can work it loose.  I suspect the instal is key.  If you could go under the RV with a rope back and forth 5-8 times tied to the camper it would benefit a lot.  Good Luck!
 
I bought the Leader cover in the above link.  Going on year 3, snow, wind.  I suspect this will be last year, starting to get near holes and thin areas, but I do keep it tight.  Never any issues, clean Trailer in the spring.
edit: I also protect all sharp edges with swim noodles and / or blue painters tape
 
I bought one from this site:

https://www.carcover.com/rv-covers.html

Under $400 shipped. I'm satisfied with the quality and fit.
 
Dan23 said:
I bought one from this site:

https://www.carcover.com/rv-covers.html

Under $400 shipped. I'm satisfied with the quality and fit.
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And a lifetime warranty, that is fantastic.  Thanks for the link, that will be my next one. :))
 
Last month, I bought a Camco 45323 Vinyl Wheel in here: https://www.rvweb.net/best-rv-tire-covers-reviewed/ .  It is a suitable choice if what you are looking for is a cover that can fit tires that are around 30 inches to 32 inches.
 
Emma21 said:
Last month, I bought a Camco 45323 Vinyl Wheel in here: https://www.rvweb.net/best-rv-tire-covers-reviewed/ .  It is a suitable choice if what you are looking for is a cover that can fit tires that are around 30 inches to 32 inches.
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Thanks for the info. It may help some members if they?re looking for tire covers but the ordinal post was for a complete RV cover and it was 8 years ago.
 
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