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Do I really need to measure my RV to buy a cover? The answer is YES. The best way to make sure your cover fits properly is to physically measure your RV. Even if you know the make and model, the manufacturer specifications may be different than what you really have. It's always a good idea that you physically measure your RV due to extended bumpers, ladders, spare tires, etc. Do not include the propane tanks or front hitch on trailers in measurements.
WHAT YOU NEED TO GET STARTED
Measuring for an RV cover is a refreshing exercise in old school ways. There are no computers or smart phones necessary. Simply get out your tape measure and a pen and paper and you will be on your way to finding the perfect cover for your RV. The better the measurements, the better the cover will fit. It's as simple as that!
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Tape measure
Pen and paper
HOW TO MEASURE A COACH FOR AN RV COVER
Step 1: Measure Your RV From Bumper to Bumper
Measure the length of the RV from bumper to bumper. If anything sticks out past the bumpers, make note of what it is and how far it sticks out (for example: a ladder sticks out past the back bumper by 8.5 inches, spare tire on back bumper – 18 inches, etc). Do not include the hitches in your measurements. Our covers are designed to accommodate typical equipment like AC units, mirrors and awnings.
Step 2: Measure the Height of Your RV
When measuring the height of the RV, measure from the top of the outside roof to the bottom of the frame. Do not measure to the top of the wheel wells or all the way to the ground. Measure the entire frame from the top to the bottom.
Step 3: Measure the Width of Your RV
Measure the width of the RV from side to side. Go to the front of the RV or trailer and measure the widest part. Just like with height and width, do not include awnings or mirrors.
What About Awnings and Mirrors?
All of our covers are meant to accommodate typical RV awnings. Mirrors should be folded in to the vehicle when installing a cover. The cover will typically have enough fabric to cover the mirrors - even if they do not fold in.
The RV Cover should be a little loose when you put it on. This will make for a much easier install. Once in place the cover can be tightened and secured with straps.
