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roger97338 · 05-12-2016, 08:22 AM

I bought one of the Wolf high-end, fitted car covers 17 years ago. Only about 4 of those years was the cover exposed to the outside elements, the rest of the time it's been used while I'm parked in the garage. Still, it's held up wonderfully.

The company that makes the material that Wolf uses on the cover was kind enough to send me a few yards of material to patch up random tears that have happened over the years. They've all been my fault, usually closing the hood or door on the cover, causing a rip. I take it to an auto upholstery shop and they sew patches over the holes.

If you plan on using it outside, you're going to need to secure it well, because it doesn't take much wind to blow it off of your truck.

05-12-2016, 08:22 AM	#16
roger97338 Registered User Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Oregon Posts: 34	Re: Car Cover Recommendations I bought one of the Wolf high-end, fitted car covers 17 years ago. Only about 4 of those years was the cover exposed to the outside elements, the rest of the time it's been used while I'm parked in the garage. Still, it's held up wonderfully. The company that makes the material that Wolf uses on the cover was kind enough to send me a few yards of material to patch up random tears that have happened over the years. They've all been my fault, usually closing the hood or door on the cover, causing a rip. I take it to an auto upholstery shop and they sew patches over the holes. If you plan on using it outside, you're going to need to secure it well, because it doesn't take much wind to blow it off of your truck.