Everything you need to choose All-Weather Covers: clear reviews, honest comparisons of features and value, and practical buying tips. Part of our Car Covers & Exterior Protection section on WinchInsider.
A truck cover that fits in spring sags by autumn, flaps on the highway wind that crosses the driveway, and still lets the bed collect water where the cover pools. The cover was meant to protect the truck, but it traps moisture against the paint, fades in the sun, and needs replacing every year or
Your patio furniture sits under a cover that flaps in the wind, pools water in the middle, and still lets the cushions get damp. The cover was supposed to protect the furniture, but it traps moisture, fades in the sun, and needs replacing every year or two, while the furniture underneath keeps aging anyway. The
The car comes in wet. The floor stays wet. Every winter the same puddle forms under the car: snow melt, road salt, slush and the grit that rides in with it. In summer it is rain, mud and the slow drip of an engine that has started to weep oil. Concrete soaks it up, spalls,
A waterproof cover keeps a tent dry, but it is not the only way to stay dry. A pop-up canopy over the tent, a footprint under it, and a tarp on poles all protect the tent in different ways — and some of them work better than a cover in wind, heat or heavy use.
A waterproof cover keeps a tent dry, but it is not the only way to stay dry. A pop-up canopy over the tent, a footprint under it, and a tarp on poles all protect the tent in different ways — and some of them work better than a cover in wind, heat or heavy use.