Classic Accessories Over Drive PermaPRO

I just installed the cover so this rating could change in the months ahead. My Fun Finder trailer is 21 ft. long but measuring the actual trailer body plus spare tire and ladder it is 19.5 ft. So I ordered the 19-20 ft. size and it fits pretty well. It is a hair large but is designed for square ends while mine has a radius front on top. The trailer is nine years old now and I am on my fourth cover. The first three were Adco which last only about two yrs. Adco covers are a pressed material similar to heavy paper on the sides with a top of Tyvek or something similar. I liked the durability of the tops but the sides disintegrate pretty fast in the southern California sun. I have noticed some UV damage on the sunny side from the sun light going right through the Adco material. I had to remove one of the decal stripes because it was shrinking and starting to peel. This Classic cover is woven, ripstop fabric and seems pretty strong. We'll see how it does with the UV. I use the trailer for two months in the summer and otherwise keep it covered. I put the axles on jack stands, wash and wax the entire trailer, Armorall the tires, put covers on the tires, top off the batteries, drain the water tank, remove the zink from the water heater and place padding on the solar panels and all top corners. We don't get cold enough weather to drain the plumbing. I like the carrying bag that came with this cover, it even has a zippered bottom that allows you to expand the size if necessary. I laid the cover out in the driveway and turned it inside- out which made the installation much easier. Well, now it's May and I am taking off the cover. It held up well after eight months, even through many more windy days than usual here in Santa Barbara. I see some fading but no deterioration to speak of. I noticed that rain mostly sheds off the material, even making a puddle on the roof until I put an upside-down bucket under to shed the water. However, down at the bottom, where the cover sort of curves under the trailer, caused by the elastic edges and straps, the material holds pools of water that drained down from the inside of the material. Not a big deal, I just lift the sides to force out the water, just a note to say that the material is not really waterproof. I still expect this cover to only last two years but it is far superior to the Adco ones. Just be careful to pad any sharp areas to prevent tears. I can't vouch for the amount of UV protection, probably somewhere around 50%. The wax job from last fall still feels good and the trailer is still clean.