Any car covers recommended for outside use...

[Cabo]

What's up guys I don't have a garage to park the M so I'm thinking of purchasing a reasonable price car cover for the winter let me know if ya had any experience with any. It has to be obviously breathable and waterproof. Thanks lmk

[jiggersplat]

I had a Covercraft Noah for my Supra and I do *not* recommend it for outdoor use in the winter. It did not shed water that well and would actually freeze to the car on occasion and tear when I took the cover off. Great for indoor or other seasons. The fit was perfect though.

[Cabo]

Thanks for advice bro... ya ima need something thats gonna hold snow. someone was telling me something about the RainX car cover but im not sure tho

[Larz]

Everyone's idea of "affordable" is different, but I reckon the the easy answer is: NO - there is no such thing. The cover will need multiple layers to protect against rain and snow as well as UV rays which requires special attention to the thread and fabric. The cover will also need to remain breathable and have an inner-most layer that will NOT scratch or stick to the car. The cover will also need to be strong so as not to tear or weaken at the seams or stress points as it conforms to your car's shape. Meeting all these requirements is not cheap, so .. the cover will also not be cheap. You should expect to pay about $100 or more for a cover that you can trust. Also, make sure the company specifies it protects against rain, snow AND ice.

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