Coach Covers

[Suzshep61]

Anyone own a cover they love? Please share! I’m looking to cover a 2021 Redhawk 24b in between trips as well as the winter storage. TIA!

[CAG]

Pages of responses on various covers and I know you are looking for something specific but it might help you to look at the threads for in general. Some love them and some hate them but you have to put it on each time and get if off each time and be sure it does not wear on the finish with the wind. Try the search in the gold bar at the top of the page.

[Grumpy]

I think you will regret it. Just my 2 cents....

[Suzshep61]

I’ve heard a lot of people say the roof is will deteriorate if it’s left outside.

[Grumpy]

Originally Posted by Suzshep61

I’ve heard a lot of people say the roof is will deteriorate if it’s left outside.

Never heard that before. I think if you look around you will see that the largest majority are never covered. 40 years and never covered one.

[Suzshep61]

Thank yiu

[Candorson]

To me, coach covers are like putting a huge tarp over your house to protect the roof. Kinda defeats the point of having a sound roof... I think it would be better to invest in proper RV roof maintenance (regular cleaning, and when necessary, resealing and recoating). That's my plan anyway.

[Suzshep61]

Thank you!

[Candorson]

You bet. Happy travels!

[CAG]

Originally Posted by Suzshep61

I’ve heard a lot of people say the roof is will deteriorate if it’s left outside.

Not sure who is telling you that but they are misinformed.

[Suzshep61]

Thanks! That helps a lot. I tried to search but didn’t see anything.

[JaytheDJ]

I cover mine because I live in the pine trees. Nothing worse than sap droplets all over your rig, it can cause major paint damage in a short amount of time. It's a constant struggle with our vehicles.

Can't say I "love" my cover but generally pleased with ADCO brand.

Keep in mind covers generally last 2-3 years before needing to be replaced.

[Suzshep61]

Thank you! I do live in the woods. Adirondack mountain pines too.