A quality fifth wheel cover protects your investment during storage from UV damage, rain, snow, tree sap, bird droppings, and oxidation. Covered RVs retain their appearance and resale value far better than those left exposed to the elements.

What to look for in a fifth wheel cover

• Material: Polypropylene, polyester, or multi-layer fabrics. Look for breathable materials that allow moisture to escape while blocking rain.
• UV protection: UV-resistant coatings prevent the cover itself from degrading and protect your RV's finish.
• Fit: Covers are sized by length and roof type. Measure your fifth wheel's total length including overhangs.
• Vents: Zippered vents or built-in air panels reduce billowing and condensation buildup.
• Straps and buckles: Under-belly straps and weighted hems keep the cover secure in wind.

Cover styles

• Full covers: Enclose the entire fifth wheel. Maximum protection.
• Roof covers: Cover only the roof—the most vulnerable area for UV and water damage.
• Tire covers: Protect tires from UV dry rot and flat-spotting during storage.

Sizing

Fifth wheel covers are sized by overall length in ranges (e.g., 29-33 feet). Measure from the tip of the front cap to the rear bumper. A cover slightly too large is better than too small.

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