Review on SnowOFF Windshield Snow Ice Cover: Premium Car Cover for Winter Ice, Rain, and Frost - Custom Made, Windproof Straps, Wings, Suction Cups, Magnets - Bonus Items Included - 2 Sizes Available by Josh Nat

I have a 2005 Toyota Corolla. If your car has an antenna in the center of the rear roof, do NOT buy one for the REAR window of the car as it won't fit snugly on the window and snow will fall under the roof despite the magnets. The cases themselves are a lot thinner than the photo but they worked in the last snow storm we had. We had about 5.5 inches of snow, and in order to remove the covers from my windshield, I still had to brush the snow off the cover before removing it. but the cover kept my windshield from freezing and freezing. The hook tapes that are supposed to keep the covers from being blown off in the wind didn't stay on my car's wheels/hood, but as the covers are literally sucked to the inside of the windshield and latched in the car doors I can't imagine that they are blown away. I made sure to cover my car before it snowed to avoid moisture/snow getting between the cover and my windshield (I've read horror stories online about other models getting stuck/frozen to your windshield this way) . I know how many New England snowstorms they can handle, but they fold up easily and nicely into the zippered nylon storage bags that come with the cases.