PolyPRO3 RV Cover for 25'-27' RVs - Weatherproof Protection for Travel & Storage

I have a Roadtrek 190 Popular with the spare tire carrier on the back. This cover fits really nice. Seems like very good quality, but only time will tell. I don't think you can beat this cover for the money.I bought my first Classic Accessories PolyPRO3 Deluxe Class B RV Cover in 2014 for my Roadtrek 210 Popular RV. I conservatively got the 23 - 25 ft cover since the Roadtrek is about 23 ft long, including the spare tire carrier. It turned out to be a bit too long so that it bunched up at the back, but it worked OK. It was easy to install with with plenty of under carriage straps with re-enforced connections to the side fabric to keep it snug. The cover kept the RV clean and protected from the sun, rain and snow yet allowing for ventilation through slots near the top. It also has convenient zippered side panels that allow easy access to doors all around the RV with the cover installed.The cover lasted 5 years with no tears or other problems (in Connecticut) until the side panels on the south side started to deteriorate (thin out with through holes). My previous ADCO cover ripped and otherwise fell apart in less than 3 years. So I bought a new Classic Accessories PolyPRO3 Deluxe Class B RV Cover in the 20 - 23 ft length and I am very pleased with the better fit. I highly recommend this cover with it’s excellent features and very affordable price.We have a 2007 21' Roadtrek and have been using an overly large cover that was given to us. I've had difficulty finding a cover that would fit this width and length, with the spare tire on the back, but decided to give this one a try. The Roadtrek does not have a flat top to easily walk on so we could not follow the directions of standing on the top of the RV and rolling out the cover. We rolled out the cover on the ground, one of us climbed up a ladder and threw part of the cover on the top front of the RV. I grabbed the other side of the cover and we pulled the cover up over the front of the RV toward the top. We then continued to move the ladder a few feet and slowly pull the cover down toward the back of the RV. It fit perfectly! The elastic along the bottom of the cover was just enough to hug around the front and back without being too tight and straining the fabric. We attached the straps that go under the RV to one side of the cover, threw the other ends under to the other side using the included bag filled with our rocks, attached the straps on this side and cinched the straps. There are zippers on each side to allow entry and each zipper has a black strap to make pulling down from a height easy. 20 minutes from start to finish and we couldn't be happier with the fit and quality. I will report again if it does not hold up after the winter of rain, snow, ice and wind. May 11, 2015 update: The cover did well through a mild Eastern Washington winter. I was able to easily get in the RV and start it over the winter and the cover came off easily this Spring with two of us. The cover fits easily into the bag that came with it. We did find a couple of thin spots in the cover around the area where it covered the back bumper. Not sure what is rubbing but we will watch closer next winter. I am satisfied with this cover for my Roadtrek.I bought this for my 21ft Rialta. It is a little big, but fits OK. I like it because it has these zip up sides so I can access the front doors and the side door without taking the cover off. They have velcro loops to fasten the rolled up sides. One neat features is the little black bag they give you. You put a rock in it, then attach the strap that goes under the car. You then throw the bag under the RV to get the strap to the other side. What a neat idea since getting the straps under the RV is such a pain otherwise. I was able to get this cover on myself. I hooked it on the front cover and I tied ropes to two places on the sides and gently pulled it up over the RV. Once you got some of the front cover completely over, you can then get the rest to go over. The last cover I had disintegrated into shreds in 2 years. I don't know if this will last longer, but they at least have a 3 year warantee. I plan to just use it during the winter since it is the summer sun that really degrades these covers and I just want to minimize my spring cleanup. Hopefully, it will last longer.Good design but a little thin. We have had this cover 21/2 years and for the most part it is holding up well. The bottom area where the straps under the vehicle secure the cover have rubbed against the fiberglass fender producing wear holes in the fabric. I mended and reinforced everything before putting it on again this year and notice new holes below the reinforced area. We are in a high wind area but I didn't think that would be enough to tear the fabric. That said, it is a good cover. Fairly easy for two people to put on once you know what you are doing. We have the sides unzipped and folded onto the top and rolled up so that the front is the open part. With one person on a ladder, we put the cover on the roof and unroll in toward the back, pulling the sides down as we go. Once it is secure, access to the inside is super easy because of the great design and zipper placement. I would have given it 5 stars except for the fabric wearing away at contact points. Also, do not pull the cover off unless it is perfectly dry. Otherwise it can snag on whatever vents are on the roof and tear easily. Not faulting the cover....that one is on me.Love this cover. You are able to access any place on the motorhome by unzipping the appropriate zipper. I was only expecting to access the to front cab doors so I was pleasantly surprised. There are two air vents built in. One on each side allowing some fresh air in. The material is nice and light allowing for easy handling. Have to see how it holds up through the winter but it does have a 3 yr. warranty. It comes with a small pouch that you put a small rock in it, attach to one of the five straps and throw it under the motorhome. Now you simply detach pouch and attach strap to the matching strap. Do this for all five straps. Sometime the simplest ideas are the best ideas. I won't know just how good the cover is until it goes through one of our northwest winters but so far I couldn't be happier.I have a older class B RV and wasn't too sure if the cover would do the trick but when it arrived I had it on in matter of minutes. The tie downs worked well and though it's only been in use for a month now it seems to be holding up. We had a few windy days and the cover stayed secure with no rips. We'll see how it holds up through our rough Canadian winters. So far so good.Having had it for a short time I can say it seems to be built well ( time will tell of course). One issue I would pay attention to is to measure your RV including All potential projections. My road trek is. 190 size but with the spare tire on the back I had to go with the 23 ft version (model two). However very happy with the material and the quality of the zipperFits over our E-350 extra wide but tight. Material seems durable and water resistant. When stored in the bag provided it is big and bulky! Not heavy though. Zippers and tie-downs are of good quality. Would have given it a 5 if I had bought the next size up as it was a challenge to fit on.Protection très efficace contre les intempéries québécoises: pluie, neige,verglas, vent,etc. Facile à installer et sac de rangement très apprécié.