6-layer car cover

My situation: I'm the southeast US and have a 2020 BMW X1. My problem: I park in my driveway and there's a crepe myrtle tree over my car. I got tired of washing my car and then dealing with all the flower petals, seeds, bark, etc. that land on my car. Also, my car gets super hot during the day. The solution: This cover's job was to keep my car clean and cool. Basically a mini-garage of sorts. So far, it's been great for the month I've used it. Fit/Logistics: It came with a storage bag but I don't use it. I might, just haven't needed it yet. I had to figure out a way to fold it so I could orient it on the top of my car, unfurl it, and have it be close to where I need it to be. I have a nice little system now. Hint: use the big door zipper as your primary alignment key. My car fits pretty snug under this cover. the elastic gathering is right at the bottom, all the way around and holds tight, even in strong thunderstorms. It seems water-proof as well. The first time I used it, the plastic buckle broke on one of the straps. I haven't used it since. The cover doesn't shift much so I will either fix it or cut them off. It's fairly bulky to store. It's like a big tarp, the material is a little stiff/thick. I just roll it up in a loose ball and throw it in my trunk.. then put back on when I get home. If I need my trunk, I just throw in the garage on another car's trunk. If I had to be neater, I would compress it smaller and put it in its bag, then hang it on a hook in the garage. But I don't need to be that neat in my situation. I have no hesitation recommending this to other X1 owners. I think it'd fit on several small SUV's. This one is perfect for my car and situation.

Awesome cover! Fit my SUV great! It did well with the snowfall we have had recently and was easy to take off.

Did not fit my jeep, too big. Quality is good

This cover really leaves up to its name. Tear and scratch resistant, we'll stitched, fits perfect has a soft lining so my paint is protected, and reflects the sun. Worth every penny.

This cover is not too expensive, which is important since my 2008 Tundra has already seen around a dozen truck covers. Every cover I've bought disintegrates in the blazing northern California sun within 12 to 18 months, no matter the brand or material, whether it's $60 or $300, thick or thin, one layer or six. This cover is no exception, but it made it nearly 18 months before turning to tissue paper. I'm about to re-order it because it's inexpensive enough. These many covers have cost a lot, but my truck is still in very good condition (mainly, no degradation of interior and trim plastics). Like all others, this KouKou requires me to poke a couple of drain holes over the truck bed area, which I reinforce with metal tarp grommets.

I used this on my Honda Pilot which is parked outdoors in the elements, easy to put on, easy to secure. The cover fit well and I'd been pleased with it, thinking I had my issues with this auto being in all the weather would throw at us ... along came our first rain & wind event along our California coast. Forewarned what was to come, I made sure this cover was secured tightly. Well ... it was torn off sometime during the night, the fasteners broken and ripped from the main body of the cover. It is useless to me now and my Pilot is again exposed to the elements. Five months of use through the mild months and when the cover was most needed, it failed in the winds. Am I disappointed? Yes. Am I trying to figure out what I could have done differently? Yes. I'd recommend removing the cover when expecting winds, leaving it to the elements and recovering when the storm has passed, the auto dry, replacing the cover to protect it from the sun and rain without wind events. It is useless now and is going into the trash for pickup tomorrow. Sad.

I already need another one. It’s gotten worn out so quickly that it’s got holes in it. The fastener on the straps for underneath his already broken. For something that doesn’t last very long, I would expect it to cost less. Or should I say for this price range? I would expect something that would last longer.

I'm most impressed with the fit of this truck cover. Ordered it for a 1986 Chevrolet stepside Silverado and it fits excellent. Just a tad long but still really good for generic type cover. The three straps that go under at front middle and rear of truck are easy to access and tighten. I hope to get a couple years out of it.