Car Covers

[dbpvr6 0]

Just wondered if anyone has used one? ie are they good or can they actually cause more harm by trapping moisture/rubbing etc.

 

Don't have the luxury of a garage, but car isn't a daily driver so would like to keep it as protected as poss

 

Any experiences ?

[Guest]

to start with i aint got one, but ive read fair bit about them and a mate of amate had one :cuckoo: haha

and the problems with rubbing a sweating where the problems he had, but to stop the sweat he had to take the cover of like once a week to let it air, and as for rubbing well his car did get wear marks on it so not that good, BUT his was a £5 cheap jobby

 

but you can get car covers that have a padded inner and breatherable outer to help stop these problems, basically you get what you pay for and with one of these id pay more for a good cover

 

i dont know any makes but im sure people who have got them will tell you which they have and how good or bad they are

[Alex_G60_Fanatic 0]

Ive got the luxury car cover from halfords.

 

It's pretty good for the C, doesn't sweat and is 100% water proof. There are no straps though, just elastic so it does have a tendency to blow off the car! :mad2:

 

Perksy's right... you get what you pay for. There are a few places where you can get fitted ones for your car and they really are the bee's knee's, they'll cost ya around £150 bucks though. If u aint worried about the wind however id just get the good halfords one. does the job

[Bullfinch 0]

I'll let you know tomorrow. I've used my Halfords one all week for the first time (a medium breathable one priced at £64.99 and comes with straps). Tomorrow I will be unveiling the Storm and then assess the outcome.

[Jonny777 0]

I bought one off ebay for around 35 pounds for my Mk2 Golf. Was absolutely fine, water proof and a soft plush inner. Very happy with it so i'd have a look on ebay first!

[dbpvr6 0]

Cheers all. Get what you pay for seems logical and is true for most things! Not sure I'd pay £150 would be nicked in no time knowing my luck. Fed up of the bloody pigeon crap!

[Jim 2]

Ive got the luxury car cover from halfords.

 

It's pretty good for the C, doesn't sweat and is 100% water proof. There are no straps though, just elastic so it does have a tendency to blow off the car! :mad2:

 

Perksy's right... you get what you pay for. There are a few places where you can get fitted ones for your car and they really are the bee's knee's, they'll cost ya around £150 bucks though. If u aint worried about the wind however id just get the good halfords one. does the job

 

I got the luxury car cover from Halfords too.. medium size is just about right for the Corrado, though unlike Alex, mine has does have two straps - one at each end which you run under the car which stops it from blowing away.

 

Think it was £65.00 - it's withstood rain and pigeon shite now for a few weeks and last time I had the cover off there didn't seem to be any blemishes or anything - looked just as it did when I'd washed it the week before. More than happy to endorse it as a good product! :)

[Bullfinch 0]

Fully agree with Jim. Took the Halfords cover off today and was most impressed to still have a dry and shiny car. The Storm had a nice shake down drive along the A329M and a quick trip to the shops before heading back, parking up and getting the cover on just before the rain started. Phew! :)

[ozowen 2]

I used the monsoon range from here http://www.coveryourcar.co.uk/ and it has been brilliant.