Best ACR car cover

[Special Ed]

#304063

according to the man that details my cars, no cover is best. If you get any dirt particles on the inside of the cover you will scratch the finish every time it is covered, removed or moves. I got a cover as part of the purchase of my Gen3 and now my TA and never used either one.

[BRACR]

#304071

That is what I thought with my “parachute” like material with the one I have……Just seeing if there was something better.

[Viperjim]

#304450

Tony Sawyer from JTS Venom Performance sells an awesome cover for the ACR.
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[shnickerlaus]

#304452

If you want it covered buy a air chamber, that way it’s protected but nothing is touching the car. They are about £500 here in the UK don’t know if there is a USA company sadly but they make them here in Europe.

[Leslie]

#304480

Viperjim said:
Tony Sawyer from JTS Venom Performance sells an awesome cover for the ACR.
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Omg I love that one!

[Viperjim]

#304506

Its very soft and stretchy almost like a fleece material. I also love the fact that it cover all the way to the ground and the entire wheel. Best cover I’ve ever had or seen.

[BRACR]

#304508

I am looking into it….so it will not scratch or cause flaws in your paint?

[Viperjim]

#304510

Nope, I wouldn’t use it if it did. Talk to Tony Sawyer, he has the same cover on his ACR. I first saw the cover on his car at his shop and loved it.

[Shannon Whitehead]

#304728

Viperjim said:
Its very soft and stretchy almost like a fleece material. I also love the fact that it cover all the way to the ground and the entire wheel. Best cover I've ever had or seen.

That is one great looking cover, it would make me want to peak under it every time I saw it.

[Shannon Whitehead]

#305082

I love the spandex looking covers. My only concern with that one is that by virtue of it touching the ground you are inadvertanly picking up grit,dust,debris each time it is on the car off the floor. That debris is then dragged over your painted surface every time you remove/install the cover. Unless you have 4 people to prevent the bottom edges from touching the paint, by holding each edge away from it during install, seems over time it would lead to scratches and swirls.

[dirkbonn]

#305296

I purchased a plushweave cotten indoor cover from

http://www.calcarcover.com

and like it. They have a more expensive indoor cover called customweave but I thought the plushweave was best for me.

[Shannon Whitehead]

#23623

I am getting my ACR detailed and I am concerned my current cover scratches the finish….what is the best car cover to buy that will not scratch it? All input appreciated.

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