Personally I wouldn't bother, when we had one we found it a pain to keep getting on and off and the van needs to be spotless before fitting one otherwise you will get rubbing marks caused by the grit inbetween both surfaces. In the end we opted to use Fenwicks overwintering fluid, does the job with the added bonus that the van is still ready to be used at anytime
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It has a soft inner lining to prevent scratching and material feels strong.
We think it's a good alternative to the expensive tailored covers which we have used before. I would of used a tailored cover again but found cost to be too much when there are good cheaper alternatives for half the price.
Can't comment yet on the longevity because we have only had it fitted for 3 months. If it lives up to its expectations I would have no hesitation recommending it as so far it seems very good value for money.
Getting it on and off is easier after your first attempt. Now takes me and hubby around 20mins to fit and van should be spotless when removed next spring. Just make sure you find the label in the cover which marks the front of the cover to make it easier.
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