Tips for Maintaining Your RV Cover and Extending Its Lifespan

Proper care of your RV cover is essential to ensure it provides long-lasting protection. Here are some effective tips to maintain and extend the lifespan of your cover:

1. Allow to Dry Completely
- Before storing your cover, ensure it is completely dry to prevent mold or mildew growth.
- If the cover becomes wet during use, remove it and let it air dry before reinstallation.

2. Inspect for Damage
- Check your cover for tears, loose stitching, or worn areas after every use. Repair any damage promptly to prevent it from worsening.
- Use repair kits specifically designed for RV covers to fix minor issues.

3. Protect Against Sharp Edges
- Cover sharp RV components like gutters, ladders, and mirrors with padding or tape to prevent tearing or abrasion during installation and use.

4. Store Properly
- When not in use, fold the cover neatly and store it in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight.
- Use a storage bag to keep the cover clean and protected from dust and pests.

5. Avoid Dragging
- Never drag the cover on the ground during installation or removal, as this can cause unnecessary wear and tear.

6. Reapply Waterproof Coating
- Over time, the waterproof layer on your RV cover may wear off. Reapply a fabric-safe waterproofing spray periodically to maintain its protective qualities.

By following these maintenance tips, you can ensure your RV cover remains in excellent condition, providing reliable protection for many years.

We stand by the quality of our RV covers with a comprehensive 3-year warranty. Here’s what you get:

1. Free Repairs:
- Any damages to your RV cover within the first three years will be repaired at no cost to you.

2. One-Time Replacement:
- If your cover cannot be repaired, we offer a one-time replacement service within the warranty period.

Our warranty ensures your RV cover stays in top condition, providing reliable protection for years to come.

About more details, please visit our warranty policy page.

How to Accurately Measure Your RV for the Perfect RV Cover

1. Measure the Length
- Start from bumper to bumper, including any extended parts like ladders, spare tires, or rear bumpers.
- Exclude the tongue or hitch from your measurement.

2. Measure the Width
- Measure the widest part of your RV, including elements like side mirrors or awnings (if applicable).

3. Measure the Height
- Measure from the base of the RV (top of the tires) to the highest point, such as roof-mounted accessories (air conditioners, vents, etc.).
- Do not include the height of the tires in this measurement.

4. Why Measuring Your RV Is Essential
- Manufacturer specifications for your RV model may not account for additional features like ladders or bumpers.
- Physical measurements ensure an accurate fit, giving you maximum security and protection for your RV.

By taking these precise measurements, you can confidently select a cover that fits snugly and safeguards your RV effectively!

Step-by-Step Guide: Installing Your RV Cover

RV Cover Installation Video Course:
Travel Tailer Cover Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EueuCdtxi5s
Pop Up Camper Tailer RV Cover Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQ7pXj1tZ68&t=101s

Text tutorial:

1. Prepare Your RV
- Protect sharp edges (e.g., corners, gutter edges, or ladders) by covering or taping them to prevent wear on the cover.
- Lower roof antennas to avoid tearing the cover.
- Use the included gutter and ladder covers for larger RVs to add an extra layer of protection before installation.

2. Unroll the Cover
- Lay the cover out flat on the ground beside your RV, making sure it’s properly oriented with the front and back clearly identified.

3. Install the Cover
- For Smaller RVs:
- Use a ladder or tie a rope to the cover to pull it over the RV. Be cautious around roof-mounted accessories to avoid snags.
- For Larger RVs:
- Carefully take the cover onto the roof of the RV.
- Start by pulling the front of the cover down over the front end of the vehicle.
- Move to the rear, unrolling and draping the cover evenly over the sides.
- If the cover includes a ladder cap, place it over the ladder before covering the rear.

4. Secure the Cover
- Close all zippers to ensure a proper fit.
- Pull the elastic corners snugly over the front and rear bumpers.
- Adjust the tension straps along the sides and front for a secure, but not overly tight, fit.

5. Attach Final Straps
- Use the included additional straps to reinforce the cover, ensuring it stays in place during windy conditions or storms.

By carefully following these steps, your RV cover will stay secure, providing reliable protection against weather and debris.

Why You Should Use Tire Covers When Storing Your RV？
If you’re planning to store your RV for an extended period, investing in tire covers is a smart choice. Here’s why:

1. Protect Against Heat Damage: In direct sunlight, tire temperatures can exceed 100°F, causing the rubber to dry out and crack over time.

2. Prevent Premature Wear: Prolonged exposure to UV rays accelerates tire degradation, leading to earlier replacements and increased costs.

3.Extend Tire Lifespan: Tire covers shield your tires from harmful UV rays, heat, and other environmental factors, keeping them in top condition.

By using tire covers during storage, you’ll protect your tires and save money in the long run by avoiding premature wear and costly replacements.

Click the link to watch how to install the extra straps?
Video link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnRzCtoskIM
The purpose of the extra straps:Effectively prevent the RV Cover from tearing and protect your RV cover from strong winds

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How to Choose a High-Quality RV Cover

When selecting an RV cover, keep the following features in mind to ensure the best protection and durability:

1. Waterproofing
- Choose a cover made from waterproof materials to shield your RV from rain, snow, and moisture, preventing rust and water damage.

2. UV Resistance
- Look for UV-resistant fabrics to protect your RV’s exterior from sun damage, fading, and cracking caused by prolonged exposure to sunlight.

3. Custom-Like Fit
- Opt for a cover that closely matches your RV's dimensions, offering a snug, tailored fit for maximum coverage and wind resistance. Adjustable straps and elastic corners can enhance the fit.

4. Ease of Installation
- Select a cover with clear labels for the front and back, along with features like zippered panels, which make installation and adjustments simple and quick.

5. Breathability
- A breathable fabric allows air circulation, reducing the risk of trapped moisture, mold, and mildew during storage.

6. Easy Access
- Covers with zippered or rollable side panels allow convenient access to your RV’s doors or compartments without needing to remove the entire cover.

7. Thick and Sturdy Fabric
- A high-quality cover should use multi-layered, durable fabric that resists tears, abrasions, and harsh weather conditions while offering long-lasting protection.

By focusing on these key features, you can confidently select an RV cover that offers superior protection, convenience, and durability for your vehicle.

Why Your RV Needs a Cover?

Investing in a high-quality RV cover provides essential protection and long-term benefits for RV owners.

1. Comprehensive Protection
- A durable RV cover with waterproof and UV-resistant features shields your vehicle from harmful elements like rain, bird droppings, falling leaves, and other environmental debris.

2. Reduced Maintenance
- By keeping your RV clean and protected, a cover minimizes the need for frequent cleaning or repairs. When it’s time to hit the road, you’ll spend less time on maintenance and more time enjoying your travels.

3. Roof Preservation
- RV roofs, especially those made of rubber, are prone to UV damage, which can cause cracking and fading over time. A UV-resistant cover acts as a barrier, preserving your roof’s integrity and extending its lifespan.

With an RV cover, you can protect your investment, reduce upkeep, and ensure your RV stays in top condition, ready for your next adventure.