Wheel Well Skirting

TurnThePage wrote:
I've noticed a few newer trailer models that don't even use the skirting anymore. Just a piece of trim. I like the look.

My old 2004 Aljo 25 ft TT did not have skirts either, but it was a cheaper trailer so maybe that's why. Looked fine though.

Try ICON at icondirect.com or 1888=362-4266

Look up a sheet metal fabricator and have them cut out (water jet) a nice aluminum diamond plate wheel skirt..

They can use your existing one as a pattern.

Permanent fix to the expensive plastic RV wheel skirts that crack and break.

Check out the rummage stuff at some RV dealers. I found an exact match for mine at a Montana dealer. They had a skid full. Take your old skirt along to match up. Sold me 2 of them for 25.00.

ScottG wrote:
I tried "Look up our skirts"

I'm surprised you didn't get a lot of X-rated hits :)

www.tweetys.com sells them.

I've noticed a few newer trailer models that don't even use the skirting anymore. Just a piece of trim. I like the look.

you may want to check here
http://www.icondirect.com/categories/RV-Exterior-Parts/Fender-Skirts/

I believe I bought mine here. Dont get it wrong when you order because the shipping was a killer. The replacement looks like fiberglass compared to the old plastic one. The new one has a slight bow in it but i installed it anyway as time was short. It's not terrible but not what it should be either. Especially for the price but what can you do when they are the only ones who had it. It's far less noticeable than the crack all the way through the old one.

I couldn't have said it better than ScottG. I replaced mine a couple of years ago. Can't recall which company I ordered what is basically cheap molded plastic from but they were "stupid expensive." IIRC about $150.00 each. On the bright side though, my 5'er looks better.