Be honest...

[Fweezal]

I've been driving around quite a few RV storage facilities and I noticed one thing pretty much in common: Of the ones parked outside, not a lot of them have full covers. The majority of those parked outside DO have wheel covers but NOT full covers.

Am I being a little OTT/OCD wanting to put a full cover on mine? Will just wheel covers do me? At 75YO & 150 pounds soaking wet, I don't really relish the idea of clambering up a ladder with 50 pounds of deadweight and tip-toeing around vents, antennae, etc.

What say you, O wise and wizened ones?

 

[Neal]

The thought on the street is full covers can damage the exterior such as getting sand, dust, etc. underneath and the wind blowing can cause scratches, etc.

 

[redbaron]

Agree with @Neal. Full covers are never a good idea.

 

[J&JD]

Been there, done that……..Don’t do it!! Keep a good wax job on the rv and you’re good to go.

 

[Neemer]

I did that for a couple of winters on my first motorhome. I ended up putting it under a carport. I didn’t see the point in the fabric cover.

 

[MapNerd]

If it needs a cover, it needs repairs. If it doesn’t need a cover and you put one on, it’s gonna need repairs.