Camco ULTRAGuard Camper/RV Cover | Fits Class A RVs 28 to 30-feet | Extremely Durable Design that Protects Against the Elements (45731)

It's fairly easy to install iam 70 yrs old and have a 40 monaco diplomat.My wife order this thru Walmart i took my ladder and got it upon top and rolled out.Unfolded and draped over sides went to ground and back and forth from different areas to get it down had it almost finished and went to bring down on drivers front corner and the strap pulled a hole in it and just literally fell off in my hand.I suspect it sit in storage for quite a while and is decaying.You can't tell by looking.It a bit of work to get to that point all by yourself and have that happen very disappointing.Paid $230.78.which is not bad if you look around.But i would rather spend more and get one that will resist and protect my motorhome thru the winter's or Oregon and Washington.

The fit was pretty good, and the straps work well if tight. After 2 years, the cover became very delicate and at 2.7 years, it ripped when trying to unzip, with the A/C units poking through. We live in North Florida, and it is in full sun most of the day.

Please see other reviews already posted -- they are all correct -- I don't know how the manufacturer took a picture of a full-size class-A motorhome with the cover extending almost to the ground -- and their pictured RV clearly has roof air conditioners just like mine does -- anyway as the other reviewers point out it will hang short -- the fabric is good -- you can get some fine inch-wide canvas clips at Harbor Freight and attach them to the straps that hang down -- you would otherwise be tying square knots in the inch-wide straps to connect them to the fabric-covered elastic-bend-them somehow-hooks to attach to the frame of your RV -- I didn't do that --I tied a few off with parachute cord to the frame

This is my 2nd one. First one lasted about 5 years so durability is 5 stars. Fit is only 3 starts. The top does not allow for A/C units, dishes, etc., so consequently the vents that are supposed to be on the top of the sides end up at the edges of the roof. Also, sides are not quite tall enough to completely cover the RV. But, for the money, I'd buy it again, but it wouldn't take much to make it 5 starts.

The cover fits just perfect. went on very easy and had it on in less then 30 minutes..