Best outdoor cover?

[Aiden93]

Hi everyone,

 

So I've recently had a Ridox wide arch kit fitted to my supra and had it wrapped, was wondering if anyone knows what the best outdoor covers are and if there are any that would be suitable for the wider body/try not to rub against the wrap as I've had a cover in the past that was a "universal" fitment that ended horribly. Seen some that are made to fit but we're for the standard body without the spoiler.

 

Thanks in advance

[Havard]

I had a Stormforce but I would strongly advise against having a cover. Didn't do my car any favours at all, even with attempts to avoid rubbing and condensation.

 

A good few coats of wax and regular cleaning in the nooks and crannies are the order of the day.

 

H.

[Dave]

ive got a stormforce ,had a few issues with rubbing and condensation so i make sure mine is as tight as i can get it and its removed once a week washed and waxed.woould give my right testicle for a garage .

 

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Hi everyone,

 

So I've recently had a Ridox wide arch kit fitted to my supra and had it wrapped, was wondering if anyone knows what the best outdoor covers are and if there are any that would be suitable for the wider body/try not to rub against the wrap as I've had a cover in the past that was a "universal" fitment that ended horribly. Seen some that are made to fit but we're for the standard body without the spoiler.

 

Thanks in advance

you should look into having a carcoon

[scorling]

I have a Ridox wide body and a TRD spoiler. I have a Stormforce cover that I used for one Winter and haven't used it since. Naturally I'm not recommending it, but if despite the other comments you still want it you are welcome to it for free.

[marc_p]

I have a Stormforce, which I believe was considered the best, however I wouldn't use one unless you have a reason why you need a cover (parked under a tree, leaky roof, etc) as it will do more damage than it's worth. If you had a paint finish then you could just buff out the marks it causes, but with a wrap you'll likely cause irreparable damage to it.