Car cover recomendations

[redvtec]

My Car lives outside, and could really do with a cover, can anyone recommend a good one? I have used a cheap one in the past on a jag I had and the paint seemed to be affected. I have been looking at specialised car covers in a fitted shape. Wondered if anyone on here has used one as they are quite expensive if I'm going to have the same isues as before.

Thanks

[bbd1]

I have used a Cover-zone Stormforce multi-layer cover for the last three and a half years and had no problems, they are about £150.

[rocket]

bbd1 said:

I have used a Cover-zone Stormforce multi-layer cover for the last three and a half years and had no problems, they are about £150.

I'll second bbd1's comments. I bought a Stormforce from Cover-zone about a year ago when my car was relegated from the garage to the driveway, and it's proved to be an excellent cover so far. They are semi-tailored with 2 straps which pass under the car. On mine there is very little movement even in heavy wind.
The only real problem is when I want to use the car when it has been raining, and you need to find somewhere to put the wet cover...but that'll be the problem whatever cover you use.

Edited by rocket on Tuesday 17th July 14:23

[NiceCupOfTea]

Just bought a Stormforce for my TVR S, recommended by a couple of people on the S forum. Looks very good. Also bought a lightweight one for my Saab 900 in the garage to keep the dust off and stop me scratching it.

[The_Edge]

Had multiple Stormforce covers. Have indoor and outdoor currently. Very good.

Also had trouble with one, and their customer service was excellent - so you're good from all perspectives.

Well worth the money - just get on with it