truck covers

[McC_65_91]

Who uses truck covers? I keep my truck outside n need to get one that will withstand the elements. any suggestions? who makes a good one?

ive been looking at LMC and truckandcarshops, looked at a few others like JC Whitney but ruled em out because they look cheap and bad reviews.

heres links to the LMC and TruckandCarShop ones

http://www.lmctruck.com/icatalog/cbe/full.aspx?page=46

http://www.truckandcarshop.com/trucks60_72/t60_138.html

anyone used these? if so what do you think?

the TruckandCarShop higher end one is $235 which seems like a lot, but im not opposed to spending that much, i just want the best protection, not something cheap thats gonna rip.
another thought, i got these huge mirrors on my truck and huge bumpers (see pictures). will they fit under the cover? I could loosen the mirrors and fold em in when putting it on i guess but would become a PITA,i drive mine basically daily close to 6 months a year

thanks for your thoughts and advice

[Clyde65]

California Car Cover, I believe they will make one for you.

[markeb01]

I bought one from California Car Cover about 15 years ago to protect a fresh black lacquer paint job. It is a version intended for indoor use and did its job well. It fit perfectly, is very durable, easy to install/remove, and never left a mark on the paint. It remains looking like new, partially because it doesn’t get used very often any more.

CCC covers are expensive but in my opinion they represent one of the few products where you actually get what you pay for.

[McC_65_91]

my main thing will be water and snow protection... dont have a nice paint job to protect at the moment

[mater63]

dont deal with LMC they dont stand behind what they sell i saw a cover today for 100.00 with a lifetime warranty but can't remember who has it i'll let you know when i do

[mater63]

try ebay outletcovers@gmail has them for 120.00 with a lifetime warranty
they are waterproof with 5 layers

[Bishops Trucks]

I would have to agree, they have my business on a few od the cars and trucks I have owned.

Originally Posted by markeb01

I bought one from California Car Cover about 15 years ago to protect a fresh black lacquer paint job. It is a version intended for indoor use and did its job well. It fit perfectly, is very durable, easy to install/remove, and never left a mark on the paint. It remains looking like new, partially because it doesn’t get used very often any more.

CCC covers are expensive but in my opinion they represent one of the few products where you actually get what you pay for.