Camco 40302 Polyethylene Bumper Cap Review

Fits my Winnebago RV rear bumper well. It fits quite snugly and I had to try a bit to get it in, but it fit. I'm hoping the sung fit means it's not coming out any time soon.

I saved some money and bought these in place of the top rubbers. They work well but are a little tight. I would like to buy the best ones but they work well. I imagine they would be difficult to use in freezing weather but I avoid it!

Seems better than the one that came with my trailer which fell out on one of my first rides. It still vibrates a bit but hasn't fallen out and feels thicker and slightly stiffer than the original but still has enough flex to fit in a bumper. I only gave 4 and not 5 stars because, as I said, it still vibrates a bit.

Camco bumpers are ok. Good quality but a word to the wise, you will fall out! I had to "drive" my own into the bumper to make them fit snugly. I stopped at a rest area for a walk after 15 miles in my trailer and truck and the bumper covers are gone! Here's a tip from my dad: install it in the bumper. Drill a small hole in the top of the bumper and attach the bumper cover. Then "secure" it with a cotter pin so that it does not fall out.

BACKGROUND: I bought a used caravan (2003 Surveyor SV210) and it was missing one of the covers/plugs on the rear bumper. This was a bit of a concern as the drain hose and some associated parts are stored in the rear bumper and I really didn't want to lose them when travelling. I measured the bumper (4 inches!) and ordered two of these so both covers look the same. Those bumper pads could stay in place. Neither of them fell out entirely, but both came pretty close to being lost. Now I'm not sure