RV cover...yes or no? need opinions please.

I use the ADCO covers on my fifth wheel. I have found that I had some rubbing issues in the corners of the roof and placed four sand bags in the corners, under the cover, and that has taken care of the problem. The Ladder is another are prone to abrasion to the cover. A few pool noddle's cut up and placed on the sides of the ladder make a good buffer. I am currently on my second ADCO cover. The first one lasted three years and the current one is starting the fourth season. They are heavy too. My trailer is about 6" from the roof of my house, so I roll mine up and keep it on the roof. Keeps the trailer cleaner and helps the side decals from fading. It boils down to what you feel is the best for your situation. For me, I'll buy a new one next season.

Make sure you get the heavier Tyvek cover. It protects from different kinds of weather.
When I used a cover, I used some PVC pipe to make a crown in the center to allow water to run off rather then pocketing.
ADCO covers

I tried an ADCO cover on my 5th wheel a few years ago and my experience was that the trailer was protected but the cover was damaged beyond repair in the second year of use. Very prone to tear at the corners. Would not waste my money again.

I use a cover on our Southwind during the winter.
I've never had any damage from the cover rubbing and, we get a lot of winter wind in our area..
I don't think they're difficult to install and remove.

If you cannot afford a canopy, go with a proper fitting cover.
I would not be too concerned about the over hang not being concrete.

I cover my 5er with those generic green tarps. Never found any scratching. With the tarp, it can be used for other things next year if you build a cover.

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I tried a RV cover one year. It was an ADCO, for my trailer, and still ended up scuffing the trailer where it rubbed when the wind would blow. Living in an area prone to wind, I would never do a cover again.