A good cover protects your RV's roof, seals and finish from sun, rain and snow while it's in storage. Getting one that lasts starts with the right size and the right fabric for where you store.
How to measure your RV
- Measure end to end, from the very front to the very back.
- Include the bumpers, the spare tire and the ladder.
- Don't include propane tanks or the hitch.
- Measure the RV itself. Don't go by the length in the manufacturer's specifications.
- Between two sizes? Order the larger one. Covers are meant to fit loosely, and front and rear cinching takes in the extra material.
Rooftop air conditioners and similar accessories are allowed for in the cover's design, so you don't need to add for them.
Which cover?
- For sun and heat: choose a lighter, breathable fabric that resists UV and lets moisture escape, so mold and mildew don't build up underneath.
- For snow and ice: choose a heavier cover with a water-shedding top panel that sheds snow and rain.
- Either way, look for vents (they cut wind lofting and moisture inside) and a storage bag.
Covers are made by RV type, so choose yours: Class A, Class C, travel trailer, fifth wheel, toy hauler, pop-up or truck camper.
Want us to check the size? Call (707) 800-9677 with your RV type and measured length.