How to Measure for Custom Snowmobile Covers

Back Depth

Measure the Back Depth from the back of the snowmobile to where the handlebars begin.

*The Back, Top, and Front Depths together should add up to equal the total depth of your snowmobile.

Top Depth

Measure the Top Depth from the beginning of the handlebars to the beginning of the windshield.

*The Back, Top, and Front Depths together should add up to equal the total depth of your forklift.

Front Depth

Measure the Front Depth from the beginning of the windshield to the front of the snowmobile. Do not include the skis in your measurement.

*he Back, Top, and Front Depths together should add up to equal the total depth of your snowmobile.

Back Height

Measure the Back Height from the ground to the top of the furthest back piece of the snowmobile; do not include the snow flap.

*We recommend a cover 1-2 inches shorter than the vehicle for breathability. Subtract 1-2 inches from each height measurement.

Top Height

Measure the Top Height from the ground to the top of the highest point of the center of the snowmobile; this will likely be the handlebars or windshield.

*We recommend a cover 1-2 inches shorter than the vehicle for breathability. Subtract 1-2 inches from each height measurement.

Front Height

Measure the Front Height from the ground to the top of the piece furthest forward on the snowmobile; this will likely be the front bumper.

*We recommend a cover 1-2 inches shorter than the vehicle for breathability. Subtract 1-2 inches from each height measurement.

Top Width

Measure the Bottom Width across the widest part of the top of the snowmobile; this is likely the handlebars.

Bottom Width

Measure the Bottom Width across the widest part of the bottom of the snowmobile; this is likely the spindles.