Best weatherproof car cover?
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Don't laugh, but amazingly Halfords are doing one at the moment which is surprisingly good - its their 'advanced all seasons' cover and they are both waterproof, breathable and a fraction of the price of the more expensive breathable covers. They also have £20 off at the moment. When I was in the market for an outside cover a couple of months ago I did a bit of research and ended up buying one and have been quite impressed with it so far - frankly I don't know how they do it for the money!
The Crack Fox said:
Is this it ?
http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/...
I need one too, I normally avoid Halfords, is it really any good ?
That's the one - I normally avoid Halfords too and was sceptical at first but figured at the price I could afford to just use it for a few weeks while I looked for another one before throwing it away if it was rubbish (when I needed one I needed it quickly as my old cover succumbed to a mighty gust of wind). I wasn't expecting much for the price, but reckoned it was better than a plastic sheet - turns out it is well elasticated, fits snugly and is tailored to a cars shape, has elasticated straps to secure underneath and actually works! Even in the torrential rain of the last few days my car has stayed essentially dry underneath and when its 'damp' and the sun comes out the moisture just seems to evaporate - I don't plan to replace or upgrade it now and am really quite pleased I stumbled upon it, to the point where I am considering buying another. I know someone else who has had one on a car for over a year and they too have been pleasantly surprised - it hasn't rotted away or lost any appreciable performance after a year either. http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/...
I need one too, I normally avoid Halfords, is it really any good ?
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