KING BIRD Extra-Thick 4 Layers Travel Trailer RV Cover Anti-UV Top Panel, Durable Camper Cover, Fits 18'-20' Motorhome -Breathable, Watertight, Rip-Stop with 2Pcs Extra Straps & 4 Tire Covers

I bought the previous version of this same cover, now discontinued, in 2020. The old cover has holes where it rubbed against sharp parts. After 5 years, the fabric was getting to the point where a few times when I pulled hard on it, it ripped. The neighborhood cats have been using the bottom corners as a scratching post. It looks pretty bad and is starting to fall apart. However, after all this time, all of the straps and buckles are still attached and work perfect. All of the zippers and velcro connections still work perfect. It has completely protected my older 2004 Tiffin Allegro motorhome keeping it looking like new. This has been an awesome cover so I just purchased a new one.

To prep the Camper, I cut a small pool noodle to about 2", then sliced it so I could use electrical tape for a tight fit for the 4 gutter drains. then I put a plastic bucket over some weathervane looking thing (that must be a vent for the roof). I did all this to deter any sharp objects that could have cut through the material.When I was done with that, I put the whole thing up on the roof, then unpacked it as I thought it would really be a pain if we unrolled it first on the ground in the leaves and crap.This thing is best described as a "fitted sheet" for a bed. Once I was able to spread it out by unfolding it, I carefully placed the corners, while working the side panels over. As I wanted to ensure the foam for the gutters stayed in place. Once all four corners had the side panels over, it quickly went into place. There was extra material lengthwise so we were able to better align the zipper to where our door placement was. (The back doesn't look perfect and tight as covering the ladder makes it look that way. Hopefully it is ok.)Note: I learned the hard way to fit the cover farthest from the ladder first, and work your way back to it.Because I didn't think of this, I had to pull the side panels back up far enough to get to the ladder. Then as I came down the ladder, work the sides back in place. But it wasn't too bad.Now for the hard part: Getting the straps to the buckle side of the camper.Crawling under a camper is never fun. (It would help if I wasn't carrying around this built-in 80 pound sand bag!) I will figure something else out for next time. Like taping the strap to an old tent pole or something weighted and toss it under to the other side.After you have all the buckles across, sinching them up was no problem at all.The zippers come in very handy to access the camper without any hassles.Now we will see if this thing works like they say it does... Overall, the product exceeded my expectations as I was picturing a tarp. This is not a tarp. It is a breathable water resistant covering.

Purchased Fall 2021 and survived 3 winters in Northern Virginia; installed November - April. Held up well first two winters with minimal visible wear; had to install a couple patches in high wear/friction areas. After 3rd winter was showing some thin areas, wasn’t sure if it would make 4th winter. Surprise…we check on the trailer in April 2025, fabric split right down the middle! So only really got 3 full winters of use; not sure when it ripped between Nov-24 and Apr-25. Contemplating whether it get another…or is a cover even necessary!?Pictures November 2024 cover install for winter; April 2025 RV setup with ripped cover

1st The Good: looks like a very good cover for the days I had it on the RV trying to resolve my size complaint. Excellent elastic "waistband" on both ends that held in strong wind, even not strapped down (but may have been because product was too short and stretched the "waistbands"). Zippers with velcro straps in all the right places for my Winnebago Itasca. NOT waterproof, however (none I found are). So, I placed a 35 foot plastic tarp on the roof underneath to keep snow from becoming standing ice under the RV cover. This pre-emptive move worked great, with the tarp overhanging underneath at least 18 inches on the ends. It did snow, but the wind billowing the RV cover (unstrapped) afterwards during thaw dried out the cover and the tarp both. Tarp had just a very little pooled water standing on it under the cover by the ladder corner.I would give this product 5 stars if it weren't for the horrible customer service. RV cover is 3 feet too short. First thing I received was a return label with postage due. So much for free returns. Next she asked if I measured my RV according to the "website instructions". I replied that *3 feet too short* is outside any possible tolerance ranges she could be inferring (may actually be 4 feet if not for the elastic). She asked for the SKU# on the box and she said I got the right size. I replied, no, right box, wrong size product. She offered a $15 refund, later $30, if I would keep the cover and sell it myself. I replied, communication over, and contacted Amazon A-Z. Later, I got a message seller would accept return, but still left me to pay postage. I don't trust them. I'll et A-Z settle it with them.

We are from Maine and get some nasty winters this cover has only been used for one winter so i don't know if it will last but for the sense of security it has been nothing but amazing! its pretty ez to use and it fit perfectly on our RV.( we have a Keystone toy hauler 28 feet)if your unsure if it is worth the money I would say yes. however the box it came in was ripped and kinda mushed but with the cover being sealed up in plastic it didn't harm the cover. besides i doubt the box being mushed was the company's fault.

We purchased a RV cover in July 2024, 8 mo ths later , we found some weathering issues. I reached out to Kingbird Customer Service . I received a very quick response from Pearl. We discussed options and in the end we received a new cover. Pearl was willing to help, she followed up with each of our conversations and was extremely friendly! Thank you for your super customer service!