Randy Reviews CarCover.com Fifth Wheel RV Cover Installation and Review With Lifetime Warranty!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2025
- Randy installs and reviews a fifth wheel RV cover from CarCover.com. CarCover.com provides high quality covers for your RV, fifth wheel, travel trailer, truck, car, classic car, motorcycle, ATV, and more, all with an unheard of LIFETIME warranty. Follow the link below and use the discount code for 20% off your order and free shipping!
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Mine tore near the top within a year. The material deteriorated in the sun. and there's a warranty fee of 98 Dollars to replace it
Sorry to hear that, definately was not my experience with the quality. I did do a warranty claim on mine, here is my experience: th-cam.com/video/8PmWZetPeww/w-d-xo.htmlsi=K4fWAg_Fy70aZUD5 There is a shipping and handling fee for the warranty which I personally thought was fair but I understand your frustration. Thanks for watching!
Good video. Would have liked to have seen how you transferred the cover onto the roof. Very impressive done solo.
Thank you! In an attempt to not make the video excessively long, I didn't show me shouldering the cover up the ladder onto the roof. Certainly was nothing special...lol. Thanks for watching!
The best way I’ve found to get the cover on the roof safely is to use a long nylon strap from a ratchet tiedown. Roll your cover up, cinch it with the nylon strap, hook end, tie the other, loose end off on a belt loop, then you can climb your ladder with two hands safely. Get to the roof, untie it from your waist and haul it up handover hand.
I usually pull my truck next to it stand on the bed rail & put a hand on camper and chuck it up there......
Same with my class A
thanks for the video... our trailer is parked where we have access to it all year round. I'd like to be able to access the trailer even with the covers on, is it possible? are there zippers to open for the door? also for the windows, to let light and air in?
How did your cover do over the 2 years that you've had it?
@mariofrn-o3f There are a couple of zippered access panels which allow you to get in and out of your trailer, but not necessarily for all of your windows. The cover holds up very well, but you definitely need to use foam, cardboard, etc. to cover sharp corners, rain gutter spouts and such to help prevent tearing in those areas. Thanks for watching!
Once yoi gotnit up on the roof how did it take to complete it
@rmstark1966 After it is on the roof it is a simple matter of connecting and snugging up the straps to secure the cover. That is only about a 5 minute process. Thanks for watching!
I did not see evidence of 10% off by following your link. It provides the same deal by going directly to the site.
Yes, that 10% ended quite some time ago but you are in luck! This weekend they are offering 10% off any order over $49 with LABORDAY22 at checkout. Thanks for watching!
My trailer says 28’, but if I measure with a tape, it comes out to 31, overall.
Was your measurement with a tape? Or just what the trailer is classified as?
Just want to make sure I don’t order a cover that is way to big.
Go by the manufacturer's length depending on your trailer type. That measurement will typically not include the tounge. Thanks for watching!
@@rirons0625 ThanksRandy, after commenting, I found a guide on their website that explained where to take the measurements.
Thanks for the reply.
How thick is this cover in mil?
I don't know that answer but will see what I can find and get back to you. Thanks for watching!
According to my contact at CarCover.com, the cover is approximately 1/8 inch thick, which translates to around 3.175 mil.
@@rirons0625 thank you
@@rirons0625actually 1/8" is 3.175mm not mils... A mil is 1/1000th of an inch so 1/8" is 125 mils...