Installing your Class A RV cover
Class A motorhomes are the tallest thing in the storage lot, so this install is all about doing the roof work once, safely. Roll the cover out along the roof, drop the sides, and let the weighted toss bag do the under-body work.
Two minutes of prep saves the cover.
Wash the motorhome first, grit under the fabric is what wears both finishes.
Pad anything sharp: gutter spouts, awning arms, racks, bumper corners. The included gutter protectors and ladder cap go on before the cover does.
Close windows and vents, retract antennas and awnings, and shut off propane.
The install, start to finish
5–10 minutes, 2 people recommended. Straps, buckles and protectors are all included.
Open the cover on a clean driveway and release every strap and buckle.
Lay it roof-panel up and find the white FRONT tag so it goes on facing the right way.
Fold both side panels in toward the roof, then roll the whole cover from back to front like a sleeping bag.
Carry the rolled cover up to the front of the roof, on a Class A you’ll want a ladder and a helper for this one lift.
Walk the roll toward the back, letting the side panels drop down as you go.
Seat the gutter protectors and ladder cap as the fabric comes down over them.
Square the cover on the rig before touching a single strap, even overhang at both ends.
Secure the bottom corners, then work the straps and buckles along the sides to pull out the slack.
Clip the weighted toss bag to each under-body strap and toss it across, no crawling.
Snug everything down. A properly fitted cover barely moves in light wind; re-tighten once after the first day.
The don'ts that keep cover and rig perfect
Removal & storage
Reverse the install: loosen straps, lift the sides, roll from the rear back to the front, brush off debris and fold it tight into the storage bag.
Make sure the cover is completely dry before you put it in the bag. A damp cover in a closed bag will grow mildew.
Cleaning
Hand-clean only, and the easiest way is with the cover on. Rinse it down with a garden hose, wash gently with a soft cloth and a mild cleaner, rinse again and let it air-dry fully before folding it away.
- ✕No bleach, harsh soaps or fabric softeners
- ✕Never machine wash, machine dry or iron
- ✕Air-dry completely before it goes in the bag
Quick answers
How do I know which end is the front?+
Every cover has a white tag marking the front. Even when the tag doesn't say "FRONT," the tagged end always goes at the front of the motorhome.
What are the vertical zippers for?+
They open into access panels so you can get inside without taking the whole cover off. Velcro straps inside hold the panels open while you use the door.
Can I repair a small tear myself?+
Yes. The included repair patch handles punctures and tears under 3 inches. Clean and dry the spot, trim loose threads, round the patch corners, overlap the damage by 1–2 inches, press firmly from the center out, and give it 12–24 hours to cure before the cover goes back on. For extra strength, patch both sides.
How do the rain gutter protectors work?+
Wrap one over each gutter spout and close the Velcro. All four together keep the sharpest edges on the rig from chewing through the fabric. Rain gutter protectors installation guide →
What is the weighted toss bag for?+
Fill it with sand or a few small stones, clip it to a strap, and toss it under the motorhome. It carries the strap across so you never have to crawl underneath.
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