RV Cover Rain Gutter Protectors (4-Pack)
Set of 4 padded gutter pockets in the same fabric as our RV covers. Velcro on in seconds, no tools.
Stop the gutters cutting your cover
Most RV covers do not fail in the middle of a panel, they fail at the rain gutters. Those edges are thin, often pointed, and every gust works the fabric back and forth across them until it snags and then tears. These pockets slip over the gutter and sit between it and the cover, so the pressure point disappears.
Four pockets, all the key points. Enough to cover the gutter corners where nearly every tear starts.
Same fabric as the cover. Cut from the same heavy-duty weatherproof material, so it weathers and wears at the same rate.
Velcro closure. Wraps the gutter and fastens shut. No tools, no adhesive, nothing to remove later.
Fits most RVs. A universal pocket design that works across classes, trailers and campers.
Reusable season after season. Take them off with the cover, drop them in the storage bag, use them again next year.
The cheapest thing you can do to make an RV cover last. Gutter tears are the most common warranty claim we see, and this removes the cause.
What's in the box
How to use
Find the pressure points. Look along the roof edge for the gutter corners and any protruding ends.
Slide a pocket on. Fit the pocket over the gutter so the padded face sits outward.
Fasten the Velcro. Close it snugly so the pocket cannot slide off while you fit the cover.
Cover as normal. Pull the cover over the top: the fabric now rides on the pocket, not the metal edge.
Installing your rain gutter protectors
Walk around the rig and spot every gutter spout and any protruding gutter corner. Nearly every cover tear starts at one of these.
Fit a protector over the spout so the padded face points outward, toward where the cover will sit.
Wrap the strap around and press it closed, snug enough that the pocket cannot slide off in the wind.
Run your hand over the installed protector. If you can still feel a sharp point through the pad, take the protector off, wrap the spout in a few layers of aluminum foil or cellophane wrap to blunt the tip, then put the protector back on over it. The goal is a rounded surface the fabric can slide over without catching.
Use all four protectors even if some spouts look blunt. The set covers every point the fabric rubs.
Pull your RV cover over the top. The fabric now rides on the padded pocket instead of the bare metal edge.
A real person, in under a minute.
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Put it on your car for a full month, return it if it's not right.
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