Winter cover recommendation

Agree with EMD360 that the PermaPro is best. It is much less bulky and lighter which is great for getting it in place. Has straps and click snaps at all tie down points.
Most important is whether your mirrors can be rotated to fold. If non-folding you need a cover with triple zippers where the mirrors are. Without the triple zippers you will not be able to secure the cover properly.
Bought it on Amazon for a good price but it will probably be shipped FedEx Ground from Washington.
Using it on a Jayco Melbourne 26 foot and the 26 to 29 model fits well.
Bob

I like ours. It is a PermaPro Heavy Duty cover and it was at a "discount" through Amazon. We have only used it one winter season, and except for a small hole that was rubbed into the bottom by the bumper last year, it looks like it will hold up for many years.
I like that it is lightweight ripstop nylon material like a tent. Considering what tents cost, this cover seems like quite a bargain. Just be sure to choose a windless day to put it on!

Adco Tyvek has served me well in those conditions. Got mine at CW. They're generally on sale this time of year.

Bill & Kate wrote:
We had a cheapie non woven one that only lasted a couple of seasons. Have a CalMark now - semi-custom made to our measurements in the USA from Sunbrella brand woven fabric (also made in the USA) and includes heavy duty zippers and straps. A little pricey, but well worth it in our opinion .....

X2. But will not find one at a discount. Mine is 9 years old. Has some repairs. But still protects the motor home.

put up a metal half cover you,ve seen them like a half of a pole bldg.

We had a cheapie non woven one that only lasted a couple of seasons. Have a CalMark now - semi-custom made to our measurements in the USA from Sunbrella brand woven fabric (also made in the USA) and includes heavy duty zippers and straps. A little pricey, but well worth it in our opinion .....