🚗 600D Polyester Automotive Windshield Snow Cover - Heavy Duty All-Weather Frost Guard for Car, Truck, Van, and SUV – Eliminates Ice Scraping and Defrosting – 6 Anchor Points (79” x 45”) Review

This is a poorly assembled product. I used it 2 times and the hook strap came loose. Mirror strips are too short. All straps should be long and adjustable. All seams should be made with thick threads. It was a good idea, it was just made cheaply!

Will not fit full size truck. The webbing broke on initial installation with little tension. Both the strap with the hook and the strap with the loop for the mirror broke. Very poorly sewn. My wife thinks she can fix and give me connections that fit and last a long time.

This cover is not designed for a full size pickup truck. Most lids I've seen have side rails that hold the lid in place and lock it between the door and the jamb. The attached rubber straps do not fit over the side mirrors. There are also straps that should be hooked onto the wheels, but they don't work properly. All in all a very bad thing.

The only thing I didn't like was the strap around the driver's side mirror broke on first use. The best thing I like is that it arrived the day before the snowstorm and it really works, it's easy to fold but it will hold the ice if you take it from the window but I put it in a garbage bag until it no longer drains water. then it's fine again, but it's worth the money I spent

Bought as I live where there is snow Fits pretty well BUT had to add a slightly longer elastic to go over the mirrors, the straps on it were a bit short and broke one end off . I went to take photos this morning and the hook strap has been lost. After looking at the strap connections, I noticed that the stitching is very poor. Good thing I can fix them myself with a bit of sewing on my machine. The rest works great!

I bought this for my husband for Christmas for his 2003 Ford Diesel Truck. It fit perfectly on the windshield, although the mirrors were too big to get around with straps. However, the tabs you close in the doors and the longer wheel arch straps were enough to keep it in place, so that wasn't an issue. Ties are better suited to mirrors than ribbon belts. Protects well from ice and snow and is much easier to handle than a tarp.

I bought this for my Ford Expedition so it's quite a large SUV. According to the description, that's what it's for. So, on the first attempt to pull the second gum on the driver's mirror, the gum broke! First use! I would save your money and try a different brand if you're considering putting this on your SUV. The material feels quite heavy and the door panels snap nicely when pulled inward. But the broken band on first use really freezes me!

I bought 2 of these. One for a 2013 Chevy work truck and one for a 2020 Tundra. It says it fits a Chevy and it actually works (somewhat) great. Fits the tundra like a glove. I had one of the webbing that connected to a broken wheel the first time I tried it. (reason 4 stars) I changed it and now everything is fine. Extremely easy to install and remove and prevents ice and snow from getting onto the windshield. Just keep in mind that it will be damp when you remove it, so let it dry to avoid…

Prius and Subaru and SUVs worked fine but the truck needed a major overhaul. The truck's mirrors stick out too far for the rubber bands to go through, the windshield worked fine. I had to buy rubber bands for wheel belt extenders. Then some velcro to attach the mirror. I had to cut the elastic for the mirrors and add velcro so I could wrap around the mirrors as separate pieces. In general, they worked well, protecting the windshield from snow and pine needles. Don't trust the manufacturers when