Thanks for the video you made some good points. But I learned the hard way too in that if you live in an area that is predominantly windy, it is highly advisable that you ou use pool noodles on all the corners prior to putting the cover on such as on rain gutters and sharp edges. Also, if you live in a desert type environment, it is better to use a seven layer cover on the roof top versus the 3 to 5 layer covers. Personally, I think all manufacturers can do a better job at making their covers with a lifetime warranty for the money they charge. Hope this helps and thanks again.
The top is not very uv resistant and cannot support the weight of the sides for long. I add straps from side to side to support the weight and cover the white top with the sides of the old cover. 6 months is about all I can get. Still cheaper than than indoor storage .
My KingBird cover shredded after one year and they want $50 to send a replacement. The cover isn't worth what I paid first time so I'm certainly not sending another $50.
My King Bird cover fell apart after 2 months. I paid $200 for the cover from Amazon. So it cost me $100 a month. I live in southern CA, not super hot here nor do we get much wind or rain. We pretty much have the best weather in the US. These covers are trash. I called them up and they wanted me to pay $50 to ship me a new one. So its under warranty, but you have to pay for shipping. The covers not even worth $50. Don't waste your money on junk. Look elsewhere.
That stinks. I've been lucky I guess. The wind storm that shredded mine was basically a small tornado. There was a bunch of roof damage in that area to homes. Other than that, I'm really happy.
Ty just b 1:08 ought the kingbird after your review
Thanks for the video you made some good points. But I learned the hard way too in that if you live in an area that is predominantly windy, it is highly advisable that you ou use pool noodles on all the corners prior to putting the cover on such as on rain gutters and sharp edges. Also, if you live in a desert type environment, it is better to use a seven layer cover on the roof top versus the 3 to 5 layer covers. Personally, I think all manufacturers can do a better job at making their covers with a lifetime warranty for the money they charge. Hope this helps and thanks again.
@@maxgarcia7056 Very good points!
Mine just shredded , also..
I luv the design, butl it should last 3 yrs
The top is not very uv resistant and cannot support the weight of the sides for long. I add straps from side to side to support the weight and cover the white top with the sides of the old cover. 6 months is about all I can get. Still cheaper than than indoor storage .
My KingBird cover shredded after one year and they want $50 to send a replacement. The cover isn't worth what I paid first time so I'm certainly not sending another $50.
My King Bird cover fell apart after 2 months. I paid $200 for the cover from Amazon. So it cost me $100 a month. I live in southern CA, not super hot here nor do we get much wind or rain. We pretty much have the best weather in the US. These covers are trash. I called them up and they wanted me to pay $50 to ship me a new one. So its under warranty, but you have to pay for shipping. The covers not even worth $50. Don't waste your money on junk. Look elsewhere.
That stinks. I've been lucky I guess. The wind storm that shredded mine was basically a small tornado. There was a bunch of roof damage in that area to homes. Other than that, I'm really happy.
I also have a kingbird cover after 2 years,top designated!!! Don't buy One they are junk!!!!
@@randyorsini2062 very helpful to know. Im looking at Oxford Cloth Travel Trailer RV Cover
Kingbird RV covers are the worst you can buy! No customer service just a bunch of emails but no real warranty! they fall apart after 6 months at most!
I've had a few people comment about poor customer service. That stinks. I'm sorry you had that experience.