Car covers

[mjc]

Hi!

Has anyone got/tried/can recomend any good car covers??

I'm looking for a breathable, waterproof, full car cover for everyday use.... (and not too expensive..)

The ones I've found so far are:

www.rudler.co.uk/carcovers.html
(Moltex-3 (MTSS) - £90)

www.classicadditions.co.uk/
(H/D waterproof one - £115)

www.cover-systems.com/carcovers/page2a.htm
(about £105)

www.kover-it.co.uk/Merchant2/4.13/merchant.mv?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=1&Category_Code=CARS
(about £40)

and finally,

www.motortraders.com/xcart/catalog/product_17251_Maypole_Breathable_Car_Cover.html
(£27)

The "best" looks to be the Moltex one, but to be honest, I cant really see what real term benefites this would have over the cheap Maypole one?!?

Any suggestions?!

Matthew

[maddog[uk]]

I just order one from here www.covercraft-europe.com/ It was £280 for a Tamora in the most expensive material. The reason I went for this is because I have used covers in the past and had issues drying them and this appears to work as the weathershield stuff dries really quick. I realise it was expensive but relative to the cost of the car it appeared ok.

regards

Simon

[mjc]

Thanks Maddog,

I saw them, but I cant really justify the cost as I'm only going to use it for about 5 months.....

which material was it btw?

[maddog[uk]]

I am not a material expert but its incredibly thin and feels like the material berghaus use in there jackets.

[dicky]

I was treated to a covercraft one and I only use it ..once a year but it is well worth it, use it outside and it fits the car like a glove. Would recommend them.

[dicky]

I was treated to a covercraft one and I only use it ..once a year but it is well worth it, use it outside and it fits the car like a glove. Would recommend them.

[dicky]

I was treated to a covercraft one and I only use it ..once a year but it is well worth it, use it outside and it fits the car like a glove. Would recommend them.