GUNHYI 6 Layers Sedan Car Cover Waterproof All Weather, 100% Waterproof Outdoor Car Covers Full Exterior Covers for Automobiles Sedan Hatch SUV Rain Sun UV Dust Protection. Size A4 (See Size Chart)

I have another car cover that I bought a few yrs ago and its a good cover. However, this one that I purchased for my other SUV has a zipper to access the driver’s side door. I have both SUVs covered right now as its snowing and frigid. Both have the same quality and thickness - good quality and strong material. However, the one without the zipper, i have to unbuckle the back strap, pull the cover out a bit and squeeze into the car as I crack the door. The one that I am reviewing here w the zipper, I just unzip, open the drivers door, get in easily, start the vehicle and let it run for a bit and then turn it off, shut the door, lock it, zip the zipper closed and done! no squeezing or shimmying! Excellent quality and fit. Front and back marked so makes it easy to know how to put it on. Straps long enough to clasp easily AND has a middle clasp as well. Highly recommend!

The media could not be loaded. I got the one rated for an SUV up to 190 inches. Seems like a decent cover. Has elastic all around at the bottom, and the black part goes up front. Has a (very) thin cotton liner on the inside to help protect the paint. The cover fits nicely on the Chevy Bolt EUV. My prior cover was just like this but one size smaller and it always fit very tight and was a bit vertically too short. The Bolt sits a little bit taller so this cover is perfect for it.These covers last about one year in the southern California sun before the top starts shredding. Maybe if you use some 303 spray on the top part you might get another six months out of it.

The Cover fit properly and looked good. BUT the second time I put it on the clip broke. I am trying to contact seller but seems impossible. It is one month past the return date. I purchased it on April 5th, 2025, and after one use it cannot be secured correctly.UPDATE: I changed my review from a 2 to a 4. I reached the seller, and they made it right. Will this one hold up only time will tell. I do not need to put it on and take it off very often so hopefully this one lasts.

This was the perfect cover for what I need. I have an extra car and as it gets closer to winter I didn't want to have to be outside scraping glass for ever, freezing my butt off. I am able to put this cover over the car and in the morning take it off and throw it to the side. Makes commute in the morning so much easier. Good value, easy application, durable fabric.

I ordered a "F2 - Fit Sedan length 182-191 inch" cover for my car, which is 186 inches long. I just tried to put it on the car and it is too short. It fits, if I really stretch it where the seams are pulling and the profile isn't fitting the car. It would probably tear eventually. I checked the box and it says "F1 - 182-191" so I'm not sure which is correct. Did they send me a smaller F1? Or did they change the labeling so the F2 is now F1? In either case, it is about 6 inches too short. The first photo is the back of the car and you can see how tight it is. The last photo is the front and I've indicated where the corner of the cover is in relation to the actual front corner of the car. The mirror pockets are about 18" too far forward, it is a universal fit, but 18" is a bit much. Again, see the photo.The silver coating is REALLY reflective. In the midday sun, it is blinding. I think I would get irritated with it after a while if I were to be keeping it.Very lightweight for something that says it has 6 layers. It is about as thick as my dress shirts. Maybe that would be good if I were taking this off and putting it in the trunk. The storage bag is a made of the same material that is used for reusable shopping bags. Ok I guess, but I would find something else to store it in.The hem is rolled over before being sewn in. No exposed edges. The seams look straight, but difficult to really tell since it is pulled really tight on the car. The edges of the straps are not heat sealed or otherwise finished, so they will unravel. In fact, it is already doing that before being exposed to the elements.Why a 1 star? It doesn't fit. It can be made of the best material, but if it doesn't meet the basic requirement, then I don't feel I can rate it higher. If it fit, I think I would have rated it three stars. Location of the mirror pockets, weight of the material, brightness in the sun, terrible storage bag, andIf you are thinking about this cover, I would advise you to go one size higher. I had considered doing that, but figured that since I was in the middle of the range, I would have been good. Amazon is charging me to ship it back because I said it didn't fit. I should have said they sent me the wrong one or something. But live and learn I guess. I ordered an iCarCover (using an "i"? I didn't think someone would do that anymore). A bit more expensive. But it has grommets so you can lock the cover to the car, a better looking carry bag, patches for an antenna, three straps that snap to the buckles at the front, middle and rear of the car to help secure it, and it isn't reflective. The material feels a bit thicker also.

I bought this for my daughter’s car when she’s home from college- this crazy Red Cardinal kept ramming the mirrors and windows. After detailing the car I put the cover on just before a nasty storm.Some key points:I secured the front of the cover thru the front wheel/rim to keep it in place.Be carful of your roof top antennas when you tighten down the cover. The cover does not have an opening for any type of antenna and the rooftop shark fin antenna was pushing fairly hard on the cover once it was in place.Although the cover kept the car dry and zero damage from flying debris (Tornado hit nearby on the first day), the cover shifted off of the rear fender on one side by just a little.Update:If your car has any kind of protective film (3M is on mine) make sure you remove the cover periodically to allow the film to get some sun (3M film will repair itself in direct sunlight) as well as kill any moisture that may have gotten under the cover. After a month in the GA heat and humidity I discovered some mildew near the front portion of the cover in the underside of the cover.I washed the damaged area with mild dish soap & hot water and let it dry (I didn’t use any form of alcohol or harsh cleaners as I didn’t want to risk damaging the cover) not mention isopropyl alcohol is very hard to find these days ;-) The cover has been fine for over a month now with no new signs of mildew.