Coverking UVCCAR3I98 Universal Fit Car Cover for Sedan Length 14.3 ft. to 16.8 ft. - Triguard Light Weather Outdoor (Gray)

I am in a situation where I go through a lot of car covers. It's all about value. Sure, the $250 ones are great, but we can't all spend that money. I have used most all of the $50 range car covers on the market. They are good for one year or less, no matter what they tell you. They do not hold up under all conditions, ever.This Coverking cover is the only one I buy in this price range. It holds up to severe weather in winter and does not let water through. It is good for year round, and sometimes I can get over a year out of them, but don't always count on it. These are good covers for the money. The summer sun is what ends up destroying these, as well as any other cover. If you only need winter protection, you can get longer range from them out of the sun.

When you spend a little more than you would like but the quality of the product indicates what you paid for...that is my summary review of this car cover. It is really well made and is perfect for my garaged convertible when it is hibernating over the winter.

I've purchased a custom fit cover from Coverking before and was happy with the quality. I was also happy to know that Coverking makes their covers in the USA. Now that I need to cover a different vehicle that is going to be sitting outside this winter I did not hesitate to purchase a new cover. I unfortunately did not have the time for a custom fit cover to be made so I figured a quality universal cover would be better than a big box bought universal cover.When the cover arrived I opened one large Amazon box and found a smaller box with one label saying Coverking, no storage bag, no antenna grommets, and the cover being clearly marked on the tag MADE IN CHINA. I in fact called Coverking just before the purchase to confirm if this cover was made in the USA and I was assured by the phone rep they are all made in California. Even the website says "Our world class covers are designed and crafted in the USA and are made to order." No where does it say that only the custom fit covers are USA made. As far as the antenna grommets, I called Coverking and they are shipping out me a few grommets at no charge because the phone rep from my second call to Coverking said I was supposed to receive some with the cover. (I forgot to ask why I did not receive at storage bag as well.) The no charge shipping of grommets to me bumped this up from a one star rating to a two star rating.I'm stuck with this cover until next year but I'm planning on getting a custom one made if this car has to sit outside again next winter. For the price I paid for a plain universal cover, I was expecting something much better from Coverking.Pros: The stitching of the cover seems durable and the ability to add a cable lock are a plus.Cons: The cover is NOT made in the USA, no antenna grommets, no storage bag, and the price does not meet the overall expectations.

Okay these things are huge but work really well. They are not thin so they are a bear to put on but they do keep the dust off your car. We live in the country and have LOTS of dust flying around on everything. My car is polished so trying to get the cover on it is tricky as it slides all over the place. Getting it off is a challenge as it wants to slide off the car but I do manage and then fold it up as best as possible and put it in a plastic tub to keep the dust off of it. If you live in a dusty environment and just leave this lying around when you take it off your car, when you put it back on it will have dust on it and that will get on your car which defeats the purpose of the cover so keep it in a bin or a place with no dust when you are not using it. It is made very well and works very well for the price. I use the same size to cover my Camaro and my Elantra and both are completely covered.I have not tried the cover yet for rain since we haven't had any decent rain in over 2 years here in California so I can't comment on how well the covers work in that situation. I would think they would be a bear to take off and put on in the rain though since they are so bulky.

Not much to say, really. Fits fine on a 1970 e-body (not fitted, per se, but it does cover everything).Seems to have held up this summer (Southern California) fine. I don't expect it to last all the way through to next summer (after winter's rain and Santa Ana winds) but that won't be a disappointment as long as it makes it TO then.So far it seems worth the extra cost for this one as opposed to the $30-$40 ones that look the same (I guess those cheaper ones are basically knockoffs of this).I'll definitely pick one up at the beginning of next summer if this one makes it that long.UPDATE 10/2013 It's starting to come apart, and I'm sure it won't make it through the (excessive) wind and (limited) rain of a Southern California winter. Turns out this one isn't substantially better than the $30-$40 ones. Based on that, I don't think I'd recommend this cover for any sort of long-term (meaning, a car that lives outside) use. Best to just spend the money and get the ones that are a few hundred bucks once, rather than have the kind that shred every 6-8 months. That, and this style really doesn't afford any sort of protection, so if you're trying to protect the vehicle, this cover isn't for you.

Purchased this in 2017. Used this in southern Ontario, Canada - winters and all for 5+ years and this cover has really held up considering I used this outside exposed to elements. Fit my Audi A4 perfectly in length and width. You want a cover that sits off of the ground so it doesn’t get soaked or dirt over the months. This cover is not completely waterproof though - as humidity will inevitably get underneath the cover from the bottom, and water will condense in the cool mornings. But it did a great job protecting my car from the sun, snow and rain. Rolled up this cover takes up about 8-9 square feet, so you need a covered place to store this to keep the inside (car facing side) clean. 6 years later I’m looking for a new cover and would consider this one again!

Well all the reviews about "buy bigger than what you actually need" don't lie. I bought the 16'9'' to 19' model and it wasn't large enough for a 17'6'' square body 1960s muscle car. I read those reviews and because I was so close to the lower end of the product range I thought it should be good or a snug fit but I needed the next size up. Otherwise the product was what I was expecting for the price and would have been good if it fit my car. I would say the sizes need to be re-evaluated but at the same time I can sympathize with the company for the fact that you have literally tens of thousands of different shapes/sizes vehicles you're trying to market to and this isn't supposed to be a made-to-fit perfect match item for each and every car.Long story short; this is probably what you're looking for if you're in the market for a generic car cover but you should consider purchasing the next size up than what you determined you need.

Purchased this for our 1995 chev camaro. Its a bit too big but according to the reviews they ran small so I was hesitant to get the next size down incase it didnt fit at all. Currently using it just to keep dust and dirt off the car during winter storage in the garage while working on other projects. Its not as soft as I thought it would be on the underside which is against the car.It arrived packaged in a plastic bag in a small box inside of a massively huge box. A lot of wasted space and materials. But it did arrive on time and is serving its purpose for keeping the car covered and somewhat protected. Would I purchase again- probably not- but seeing as this was cheaper than similar covers we looked at it was ok.

Great product for the price arrived on time and as it was described I purchased this unit for my 08 Stang I also made sure it was the larger size than the Stang required ,covers beautifully from the front air dam right to the rear exhaust and not skintight…allows for breathability !! Would have liked to have seen front and rear grommet holes in the cover so you could anchor the cover down on all four quadrants of the vehicle for those really windy days ; no big deal I made my own anyhow

I am very happy with this Coverking car cover, which I am using to cover a 1972 Mercedes MB 250 sedan, which measures 15 feet, 4.8 inches long and 5 feet, 9,6 inches wide. It seems to be just enough larger than other covers I have had that it covers the car better but is not loose. It is a brand new car cover but arrives without Coverking packaging or the storage bag that usually accompanies car covers. But that is not a problem as far as I am concerned, because I have never used the storage bags. The car cover is a brand new, never used item and the quality seems excellent, yet the price is about half of what one would expect for this quality.