Trailer cover suggestions

[MurphyIRE]

Howdy,
With my 310RLS having a rear door entry, does any know of a company that makes a cover for rear entry. I have a few modifications that I need to get in and out of the trailer, so access is important. I like the idea of the King Bird cover with a 5yr warranty and a lots of tie down straps. We get a lot of strong winds during the winter and my last cover didn't fair well (Much fewer straps). I had some covers for the drain spouts, but I will need to redesign. The distributor said it shouldn't be a problem, there are 3 zippers on the side. But it doesn't look like the opening is that far to the rear. Also, they don't accept returns!

[Soundsailor]

Howdy,
With my 310RLS having a rear door entry, does any know of a company that makes a cover for rear entry. I have a few modifications that I need to get in and out of the trailer, so access is important. I like the idea of the King Bird cover with a 5yr warranty and a lots of tie down straps. We get a lot of strong winds during the winter and my last cover didn't fair well (Much fewer straps). I had some covers for the drain spouts, but I will need to redesign. The distributor said it shouldn't be a problem, there are 3 zippers on the side. But it doesn't look like the opening is that far to the rear. Also, they don't accept returns!

Our coach also has a rear door. We have a cover similar to the King Bird (https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B08YDP5KCZ). It has worn well for the one season we've used it so far.

[Redapple63]

We also used to have a KingBird cover for our tt before we built our converter storage. It worked well and held up even in very high winds.

Bill