TT Winter Covers

2012Coleman wrote:

loulou57 wrote:
Everyone we have talked to on our travels say not to use a cover. They can scratch or hold in moisture and cause mildew issues.

Not true , not true, and not true. Been covering my TT with ADCO and none of these issues exist. The material is soft and breathable. The cover is vented along the sides. A little product research goes a long way. Maybe "Everyone" has used a tarp, plastic, or did not follow directions.

The "Everyone's" we have talked to have all been RV dealers and a manufacturer.
I have to add, I have not seen one used on any RV in our area. The only thing we saw was an RV wrapped like a present with a tarp and duct tape. Obviously, there will be issues with that TT.

If they work for people that's great. I would think that where you live, weather conditions etc would make a difference. It might be best to see how others in your region store their RV.

Our cover works great! We pad any areas of our camper that may wear a hole
in the cover before we cover it. Rips are normally caused from sharp areas
and bottom corners of the RV that wear through.

I cover our Southwind. We've never had any problems with the cover rubbing the paint or holding moisture and/or mildew issues.
We get a lot of winter wind in our area.

loulou57 wrote:
Everyone we have talked to on our travels say not to use a cover. They can scratch or hold in moisture and cause mildew issues.

Not true , not true, and not true. Been covering my TT with ADCO and none of these issues exist. The material is soft and breathable. The cover is vented along the sides. A little product research goes a long way. Maybe "Everyone" has used a tarp, plastic, or did not follow directions.

I use an adco cover, never had any problems. I uncover it it is as clean as when I covered it. If you use a tarp you will have problems but an RV cover will breath and not cause problems. I also cover it so any thaw and freeze that occurs will happen on the cover and not on my roof and anything on my roof.

Everyone we have talked to on our travels say not to use a cover. They can scratch or hold in moisture and cause mildew issues.