Vehicle Covers

What keeps dust, moisture and bird droppings off the paint while your vehicle is parked? A cover with the right fit and the right material. Here we have gathered covers for cars, ATVs, UTVs and personal watercraft, both for garage storage and outdoor use.

How to choose material based on climate and storage

The number of layers tells you something about what the cover is designed for. A 3-layer cover for moderate climates is typically intended for a garage, carport or shorter periods outdoors. A 5-layer cover for all climates is typically designed to withstand more weather. Also check whether the material is breathable. Moisture that cannot escape from under the cover can cause condensation on paint and chrome parts. Some variants, e.g. WeatherShield HP, are available in colours such as red, if looks matter to you as well.

Custom fit or fixed size

A loose-fitting cover can flap in the wind and wear on the paint. That is why fit matters. Some covers are made for a specific model, e.g. the Ford Racing cover for the Mustang EcoBoost/GT model years 15-19. Covercraft offers a custom-fit cover for personal watercraft. For ATVs and UTVs, covers from QuadBoss are available in fixed sizes such as XL and XXL, and in a version for four-seat UTVs. Measure your vehicle and check whether mirrors, spoiler or roof rack need room.

Fitting and maintenance

Always put the cover on a clean, dry vehicle. Dirt under the fabric can act like sandpaper when it moves. Let the cover dry completely before packing it away, and follow the manufacturer's cleaning instructions. The category also includes covers from Dowco, Rampage and Bestop. You will find more types among our car covers and tarps.

Frequently asked questions

Can a cover damage the paint?

It can if the vehicle is dirty or if the cover is loose and flaps. Put it on a clean, dry surface and choose a snug fit so the fabric does not rub against the paint in the wind.

When does a 5-layer cover make sense instead of 3 layers?

Typically when the vehicle is parked outdoors for longer periods and has to withstand rain, sun and frost. For a garage or carport, a 3-layer cover for moderate climates can be sufficient. It depends on the specific product.

How do I choose the size for an ATV or UTV?

Measure length, width and height including handlebars, racks and any accessories. Compare the measurements with the manufacturer's dimensions for the specific size. For a UTV, also consider the number of seats and whether it has a roof or cab.