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IS-F Car Covers (merged threads)
I purchased
one because it's supposedly identical to the one Lexus uses at half the price.
I'm completely satisfied with it and the fit is perfect. It's made of non-abrasive material, covers the exhaust, and has pockets for the mirrors & shark fin.
I'm completely satisfied with it and the fit is perfect. It's made of non-abrasive material, covers the exhaust, and has pockets for the mirrors & shark fin.
I purchased this one because it's supposedly identical to the one Lexus uses at half the price.
I'm completely satisfied with it and the fit is perfect. It's made of non-abrasive material, covers the exhaust, and has pockets for the mirrors & shark fin.
I'm completely satisfied with it and the fit is perfect. It's made of non-abrasive material, covers the exhaust, and has pockets for the mirrors & shark fin.
I'm starting to agree with this as well. Particularly since I only like to cover a car if it's completely clean. For example, if there's a nice, salt free day here in Chicago in January (HA!) whilst it's being stored and I take it out, it won't be spotless when I return it under the cover without a quick spray-clean.
Plus, if the garage has traffic, sometimes a cover provides the illusion it's immortal / invisible which invites dings.
Plus, if the garage has traffic, sometimes a cover provides the illusion it's immortal / invisible which invites dings.
Unfortunately, my car has to stay outdoors when it home. I already have a cheap waterproof cover that I plan to use (over the indoor cover) in the two weeks a year it rains in SoCal so I'm looking at getting a nicer form fitting one for everyday use. I've used the other indoor ones on other cars I park outside. With the SoCal weather, they work well for me.
So I live in NY and we get some decent snowfall each year. Unfortunately, the ISF has to stay outside year round. I'm looking into getting a car cover to protect it a bit while I'm not driving it during the winter months. Does anyone have any recommendations? Things I should look for?











