RV cover for axis 24.1

[Ikslarog]

Looking to buy a RV cover for our 2014 thor axis 24.1.
Have heard class c covers work better?
Any suggestions on what to get or where to buy?
What size? Etc. Want one with zipper for access to door. Thanks

[Calico]

Originally Posted by Ikslarog

Looking to buy a RV cover for our 2014 thor axis 24.1.
Have heard class c covers work better?
Any suggestions on what to get or where to buy?
What size? Etc. Want one with zipper for access to door. Thanks

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

This is the one we purchased for our Vegas 25.3. It fits only a little sloppy, but easy to snug up with the front and back straps. The zipper and velcro openings to the doors really come in handy when you've buttoned it up and remember you haven't set the switch to 'store'!
The sides of this cover are of medium thickness and the roof is a thicker vinyl-type material, which does keep rain from coming through. I'd say this cover will probably last us a few more years (bought in 2016 and used each winter), as we did end up with a small tear near the ladder. We also purchased two sets of tire covers (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1), but the RV cover does fit the coach almost all the way to the ground. The wheel covers only are visible in the bottom 6", but we do use the rope and D-rings on the cover to snug it below the coach, so more of the tires do get exposed. Be sure to have a disposable plastic cup on hand to put over your radio antenna hookup, so as to keep the cover from being pierced! A couple little pieces of sticky pads cut to size (https://www.amazon.com/Universal-Non...70_&dpSrc=srch) will keep the cup in place as you pull the cover over it. I do love those sticky pads! They hold the toaster and Keurig on the counter through any type of driving conditions, and keep things secure in a pinch!
Good luck in your travels!