I have had absolutely no luck with ADCO RV Covers lasting longer then a couple of years. My newest ADCO cover, made with Tyvek (which is good stuff) is disintegrating at the seams. It is not Dupont/Tyvek its the way ADCO assembles the cover. I spoke with Victoria at ADCO and they refuse to stand behind their product and accept the fact the thread they used cannot handle the elements, this thread rots and the cover falls apart. Here is my blog post, complete with pictures, please read it for more info.http://davedold.blogspot.com/Thanks.

Sorry about your problems. I've been considerably luckier with mine; had it since '08, although I did skip using it a couple of years. I'm sure I don't get near the strong sun you do though. Hope you have better luck in the future.

Must be the sun you get. Here in New England I get rips in the sidewalls from wind and sharp edges, but no seams falling apart. 1st one was Tyvek, lasted 6 years. I'm 2-3 years on the 2nd and no issues as yet.

I've had mine 4 years. The Tyvek has held up well to 4 NW winters. Maybe its different with hot dry climates.

My ADCO is ten years old and other than a few places where is snagged on a sharp edge, it is in excellent condition - thread and all. Maybe it's a UV thing.

I'm thinking 9 or 10 yrs for mine, starting to show it's age...I've got a few rips now from the TT rain gutters, and a couple more rips from where I was shoveling snow. Mike

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cacoon
Explorer
Feb 17, 2015
My first one lasted 3 months, I bought warranty, after some wrangling they replaced with new, I was told I could buy another warranty for the new one. I told them the warranty I bought was for lifetime through camping world. NOT it was one item on the warranty that was one replacement only. Second one was destroyed in about 3 months. ADCO and both Camping World didn't seem to care. I'll do without.
johncsmith427
Explorer
Jul 02, 2015
We got our ADCO cover and it has lasted three years on average. We got ours from rvcovers.com
RVMike
Explorer
Jul 07, 2015
Ours usually last about 2 years and turn to dust, They are cheap on Amazon. My 11 year old MH looks new. Cheap insurance here in Ca.
gazingm42
Explorer
Jul 07, 2015
Living in higher elevation with harsh sun, cold winters, wind, snow and ice followed by more wind and snow. We have not seen the seams come apart. What we have seen is tears on the corners, even with the best foam protection the wind
just does a number on them.

I have elected the 2 year extended warranty from CW which I believe is 79.00 for 2 years. So it covers tear, rips, etc. So ever 1 year 11 months I take it back for a new one and pay another 79.00 for 2 more years. It is now like a $40.00 "rental" fee for the cover... LOL

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