❄️ ALTITACO Car Rear Windshield Snow Cover: Premium Protector with Flaps, Magnets & Sun Shade - Ideal for Cars, Trucks, SUVs, and Vans Review

What a time saver! I don't have to get up early or start the morning with something that scrapes the ice. The magnets help a lot and I can put this case on myself. I think if it was longer/bigger it would be easier to put on. I have a Subaru Impreza. 4th day of use, one valve broke. I don't know why it breaks because I don't pull the valve. Otherwise it works!

This is basically useless. The straps that go through the back door are so flimsy they snap at the slightest wind. I added wooden blocks to keep them from falling out. However, the magnets aren't strong enough to keep the floor out anyway, so in the morning I went outside to the car with the cover tied to the top of the window. Maybe if there were no wind, but how often does a blizzard happen with no wind? It was cheap and not even worth the money.

It is as thin as a windbreaker, lets the wind through. Doesn't work at all on ice and snow. The flaps, which are designed to protect the car from theft, slide out without much effort when the door is closed. Mine came out when I inserted the second flap in the other door. It was uncomfortable, like trying to put a sheet on the mattress and it kept bouncing off the other side. When it started to snow I went to take the blanket off and it was half off. So what was the point? The half that stayed…

So for my '03 Chevy Impala that's fine. Setup: This would be easy on a windless day, but just before a snow storm it took forever. agree. Compared to my cover, that's too much flying. After the bad weather the snow was still covered. The magnets are not strong enough to rely on. On a windless day it can be easy to try and move the damper on the door, but watch your fingers if it's windy. Quality: ok. It might tear, but it's about the thickness of a $2 tablecloth with foil on one side. However…

Said to fit multiple body types. I bought it for a Honda HRV rear window. This is Honda's smallest SUV. The magnets are not strong at all. The breeze makes her slip from the spot. The fabric is quite thin so don't expect it to withstand winter storms. Valves made from the same thin, slippery material. They don't have hooks or buckles to hold them in place, so you'll have to hold them in place while you close them in the door. Try not to pinch your fingers. Then the material still slips out. Not

Extremely thin. The material is the same as an umbrella. And it doesn't have enough magnets to attach it firmly and doesn't cover the entire window completely. I was also amused by the note left in the pocket. I don't think trying to get people to feel sorry for you will help your sales. Don't get me wrong, I'm really sorry about your accident and I understand you want your mom to be proud of you, but leaving a note in every bag won't make people want to give you a great gift leave Check if…

2/6/2021Okay, so it's been 29 days since I'm writing this and, uh, normal. Oddly enough I managed to save a few minutes by removing the frost from the front and rear windows of my car, yes I have a front window too. What do I mean by bizarrely I saved myself a few minutes to defrost both the front and rear windows because when I shipped this to my current location as I write this on January 8th (when I did it have, and not when I'm typing it) I decided to throw both the front and back covers on