TT cover recommendations

[Tabasco_Joe]

I'll be getting a new TT (Apex 29') and I'm looking for recommendations for a cover. Will be stored outdoors in my driveway in PA.
Thanks in advance.

[D W]

I've always used ADCO covers. Going on 6 years with my latest one! Depending on your climate conditions, usually 4 years is max life of a cover. Mine is a little tattered, but still does the job. Often times a rip will occur due to wind, but I patch the tear with "flex tape". Keep in mind these covers are not waterproof. They also have vented panels to allow the rig to breathe. Additionally, when you pull your rig out of winter storage it will need a good scrubbing even though it was covered.

[Tapex]

I used our Adco cover 4yrs and serves me well to this day as needed but, now I have a cover without having to cover with the Adco.
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[Chuck_S]

My Adco covers don't last two years before falling to the ground like your sweat pants when the string brakes.

In Ohio I put the trailer in a barn at the fairgrounds every November and brought it out in April. This avoids a substantial amount of environmental damage. The other six months she sits outdoors. In those conditions a cover will last 3 or 4 years.

I'm unable to park in my driveway all the time so the trailer is stored off-site. Recently found year-round indoor storage for only a few dollars more per month than the open yard so my "cover" experience is a bit jaded these days.

-- Chuck