Budge Standard Class C RV Cover, Basic Outdoor Protection for RVs, Multiple Sizes

great product and fast shipping

Good product at a great price.

Cover fit my rv perfect .they need to put some instructions with this product .

I think you have a good rv cover only problem I've had happened to my rv cover was after I got my rv covered I used the easy access zipper to get into RV and the zipper went all the way up and zipper came apart but I was able to put it back together other than that great rv cover for the price

Installed cover yesterday, fit was good fabric was light. It will be interesting to see how it holds up to wind and sun. Last covers cost 3X as much and lasted only 2-3 years, at 1/3 of the cost if this last 2 years it will be a great deal.

I don't write review often, but like to share my feedback with the vendor and other customers. I bought this for my Winnebago Minnie Winnie 22R. The RV length is 23'9", thus the length of this cover is about 2 ft long. I found it out afterward, but it worked out ok since I just fold the extra portion and tied up with the ropes it supplied. It does not come with instruction, but I took a photo of what it looks like before I did the installation. I am 5'3 fifty year old women and it took me about 1.5 hours to get the cover on. But, I really took my time and I had food and drink with me since AZ is pretty hot outside. The cover does have front (green tag) and back (red tag) colored tags to it, but it is not very obvious as the cover is huge and it did take me several minutes to figure it out the first time. Since I am not very strong and am a little bit of afraid of height. I took two ladders to help me. The difficult part for me is to get the cover onto the top roof of the RV since it is long and hard to get it onto the top of the roof. I tried my best to get the front and back portion onto the estimate position first and this does help me later on. Once it is on the roof, I walked around the RV and drag the bottom portion down and then it was 80% done. There are quite a lot of ties and they are not that difficult to figure out how to tie them down. I think the position would depend on the type of the RV and this might be the reason that it did not come with the instrument. The overall experience is not bad and I have two tips for customers: 1). Please remember do not install during a windy day. There were several minutes the wind picked up and blew away the corner of the cover that i was trying to push onto the roof so I had waited till the wind was done. 2). try to use a long pole to push the cover if the cover get caught somewhere high. While I was dragging the cover down from the roof top, a few hardware on the RV caught the cover. I used the groom stick push it gently and then drag down the cover. I also have one tip for the manufacture: Since the entire cover is grey color, it is hard to figure out where is the front and where is the back. It might make sense to use different color to differentiate the front from the back. For example, if the front is red and the back is green, it would be very easy for the customers to orient the cover. After ward, it would be easy to estimate the correct location to stop the pull if I knew where to stop. This is the reason that I did not give a 5 star. Other pros -- it has a couple of zippers both side allowing in and out of RV, very convenient; the fabric is synthetic and it seems to be light weight, which is very important do you don't fall off from the roof trying to get it up there. The price for this is not that bad at all. I will have to see how long it will last.

The vacuum packed RV cover comes with no instructions, 9 short straps with latch fastener attached, 4 long straps with latch fastener attached, a stuff bag, and a cover for something, perhaps for the top of the outside ladder. It appears to me to be partly assembled, with no instructions on how to finish the assembly.

Does not pull tight,wind flaps it and it affects the paint!

I brought this to cover my food truck while not being used, we are still getting it ready. So until we can finish the work on it, it sits. Last month I notice that the top corners of the cover has started to get wore holes in each top corner. I feel what is happening is when it rains the weight of the watered down cover pulls on these crucial areas and has made holes. I know this is water resistance but to have it tear up in 6 months. My next one needs to be a sturdier one.

The first big wind tore this cover on the roof making it useless.