Classic Accessories Over Drive PolyPRO 3 Molded Fiberglass Travel Trailer Cover, RV Cover, Camper Cover, Travel Trailer Cover

I use this to cover my John Deere 317C Skid Steer and it's holding up great about 8 months in. Doesn't blow off easily, goes fully over the tires and keeps the Skid Steer rubber and plastic protected from the sun and elements.UPDATE:First one lasted three full years out in all the elements, in particular, the California sun. Worked great but finally fell apart. I ordered a new one and the new one seems to be of the same quality and fits right over my Skid just fine. It is basically exactly like the first one.Pro-tip: Spray this thing down with Scotch Fabric Guard once per year and I bet you can get 5 years out of it or more. I didn't do that to my original cover and it lasted 3 years, but a similar cover I bought at the same time I spray down once year and it still looks brand new. So it might help it last if you treat it.

I've only recently purchased this cover, so I cannot rate long term durability, however, after looking around for an alternative premade cover, this is all I could find for my 12ft. Bushwacker. My camper is squarer shaped and not tear dropped in the rear like most others. Measurements: My camper minus the tongue is 12ft and the width is 5ft if you add the wheel wells, it's over 6ft. As you can see from the photo, it fits reasonably snug. The two belly tie downs and an additional rope that I have, take care of the job of holding it on. The elastic banding on the corners works great when it comes to the ease of putting it on and taking it off. The cover is big enough that it can encompass the front tongue toolbox, which I really like. Advisory notice: Depending on your rig, you might need to get some corner cushions, foam or maybe a tennis ball to keep the sharp edging from the trailer from wearing a hole in the cover during high winds.

I bought the 13-16' based on some of the "verified purchases" for my 2017 17' Casita Spirit Deluxe. (From looking on the forums, it looks like I'm not the only one.)Here's the deal.If you buy the 13-16' you will have bagginess. A fair amount of it. Here's why you probably don't want bagginess. In the winter, wind whips the cover around. Even if you cinch it down pretty tightly with the two underbelly straps and use some bungies for the extra in the front, abrasion does happen.TL;DNR: I've only had my cover for one Pacific Northwest winter, and I have tears at the left rear bumper and at the stairs. These are sharp black steel bits on an otherwise sweet round egg.So - after confirming with some folks on Casita Life on Facebook - I am making a mental note to buy the 10-13' cover in the future. (Assuming it is still around and I haven't been able to stop the tears from getting worse with some darning.)Here is the downside of buying the snug cover : (1) It doesn't cover the propane tanks in the front. Not a big deal. You should be taking those off in the winter anyway if you're parking it like me. (2) More importantly, the zippered door is off. However, all reviews say this is "manageable."Anywhoo.... If you're looking for a Casita 17' cover - buy the 10-13 one (NOT THE ONE I GOT) you'll get a nice snug fit, and you'll be happier in the long run as this cover isn't really made of the most durable fabric. (It's designed to be breathable - not resist sharp metal edges rubbing against them.)Hope this helps!

Initially, I was very happy with this cover for my 15 foot vintage camper trailer. The cover was a little bit large, but that's a good thing. Now, after about a year and a half - purchased 12/2020 - it is hanging in shreds, a complete disaster. There is a three year warrantee so I tried to enact it but can't find a way to contact anyone about what happened. I was going to refrain from writing a review until seeing how the warranty was applied, but since you have not made it possible, I am asking here for someone to contact me and then I will edit my review accordingly. 7/2022Updated: I revisited my complaint and noticed it was still siting here waiting to be sent. Not sure how that happened, but I will add to it now, 4/28/2023. I found the link to the warranty and it is now closed even though it hasn't been 3 years. The ad still says 3 year warranty which isn't up until December of this year. Even so, I wrote the first part of my complaint after a year and a half, on 7/2022. This product literally fell apart over time, a very short time, and there are no reasons such as extraneous weather events, falling tree branches, drone attacks, mysterious man-like creatures emerging from the woods and ripping it apart (in Florida we call them skunk apes), kids vandalizing it as it is in a totally private area, alien beings, wild dogs, or rodents looking for nesting materials. I had such high expectations for a miserable fail. I truly hope you will honor your warranty, and like I said before, I will change my review if you do. At any rate, I will return to report the outcome regardless of the outcome. Thank you

Before ordering this particular item I did some research. It was suggested by a few previous buyers that these covers are made bigger than necessary. I have a 16' Scamp and ordered a cover for a 13' trailer by way of suggestion, and it fits darn near perfectly. Mine doesn't have A/C unit so it would have been a tighter fit, but I don't think it wouldn't still work. Appears to be a quality product with built-in easy access zippered panel to access trailer door w/o removing cover. And a convenient throw bag to put a rock in, attach tie-down strap at bottom and toss weighted bag underneath trailer to other side. Very helpful for easy clipping and tie-down. I live at 9300' elevation so anxious to see how cover tolerates a high country winter.