A cover will not cause damage to your paintwork, however we do recommend that you consult your body repair centre, or vehicle paint specialist for advice. Some paints, body materials and the age of some vehicles can lead to natural blistering over time. A cover will not cause this but we recommend you seek advice before covering a resprayed vehicle.

If you can’t see your car listed please email the Customer Service team at [email protected] with the make, model, year and picture and they can confirm if we can obtain a pattern. For a unique vehicles there may be a patterning charge on top of the cover cost but that can be confirmed by the team once they have assessed the enquiry. Please check out out Patterning page to see what options are available.

All Indoor Covers come complete with matching storage bag so that your cover can be stored when not in use.

Again, the simple answer is you could and the likelihood is it’ll do the job, sort of. The old adage of, ‘you get what you pay for’ couldn’t be more true when it comes to car covers. Many seemingly comparative products do exactly what they set out to do, however the overwhelming majority are mass produced overseas, semi-tailored by design and are manufactured using cheaper, sub-standard fabrics which is fundamentally how the manufacturers and retailers are able to sell these covers at up to 60% cheaper than a bespoke and fully tailor fitted car covers.