Budge Lite SUV Cover Dirtproof, Scratch Resistant, Breathable, Dustproof, Fits S.U.Vs up to 162", Gray

It's a very good, tight, fit on tesla model 3 updated 2024 / 2025 car. It's a little short at the front and back of the car so it won't wrap all the way around but teslas run fans through the front bumper slot. So you probably shouldn't cover that slot over. The cover catches the bumper above the vent slot. And when pulled tight to the back it catches most of the way down back bumper. Cut an opening for the charger door to open. Same shape as the charger door. Like a U where you leave the fabric along the top as a hinge. Wife stitched some fabric edging along the cut line. Works great for our needs. Inexpensive, simple, water repellent fabric cover. Not water proof but keeps the car pretty clean from leaves, birds, and dust. If you have winds and really want to cinch all the way around you need a bigger size. At least in length. Then maybe go get an official tesla cover so whatever vents are needed will be there.

Good fit and quality for the price. Material is soft and doesn’t scratch. Not an outdoor cover

To Whom It May Concern,I write to you today about the Budge Lite Car Cover — a product that embodies both practicality and protection. However, as with all things, it comes with certain caveats that you must consider carefully.Imagine a cover that comfortably fits a 2018 Honda Accord, a 2016 Toyota Camry, a 2015 Ford Fusion, a 2019 Nissan Altima, a 2015 Mercedes C-Class, a 2017 BMW 3 Series, a 2019 Kia Optima, a 2020 Volkswagen Passat, and a 2017 Audi A4 - a veritable showcase of vehicular elegance, with the exception of the Kia, known more for its reliability than opulence. One might say the true value of this cover extends beyond mere fabric and stitching. Our neighbors, ever curious, volunteered their vehicles for a test fit when they saw our new acquisition. Befriending your neighbors can have its benefits, indeed. The fit was confirmed, bringing satisfaction to our little community.This cover's strengths lie primarily in its indoor application. Within the safe confines of a garage, it provides protection against dust, light debris, accidental scratches from careless car door dings, a child's bicycle, or a hastily stored lawnmower. It also shields from errant basketballs during an impromptu game, stray tools left out after a weekend project, and the occasional spilled paint can from an ambitious yet ill-advised DIY endeavor.However, it does face challenges in tempestuous weather. One particularly blustery day, the cover took flight, carried by the wind and landing squarely in the cherry tree - an ironic reminder of a careless neighbor and persistent source of our frustration. The cherry tree and the neighbor, though we'll focus solely on the cherry tree for now, leaving tales of the frustration caused by the neighbor for another time.The cover's packaging, while pristine upon arrival, becomes a confounding puzzle once opened, never to be restored to its original form. Consider using a nylon compression rucksack for storage. You will find, upon inspection, the front and back are clearly labeled, and the cover thoughtfully accommodates side mirrors and antennas.I'm reminded of a particularly crisp evening at a quaint inn near Zurich, where I found myself in a poker game with a masterful purveyor of stolen beauty, a titan of enigmatic power from the East, and the inn's proprietor who seemed blissfully unaware of the secrets swirling about. Luck was on my side that night as I unexpectedly won a cherished classic automobile. With the car now in my possession, a sudden snowstorm threatened its pristine condition. Together with the thief, the shadowy magnate, and our unwitting host, we hastily improvised a cover to shield the car from the elements before retiring for the night. Unfortunately, come dawn, our efforts had proved insufficient, the storm sending our makeshift protector sailing, while leaving behind scratches on the vintage automobile - a reminder of nature's unpredictable forces. Unbeknownst at the time, I had no intention of keeping the car for myself; the innkeeper, committed to maintaining discretion regarding the night's secretive activities and intriguing guests, gladly accepted it as a gift. All of this to say, a simple cover can sometimes be your first line of defense.In conclusion, the Budge Lite Car Cover is an excellent, affordable indoor solution, but has its limitations. For outdoor use, consider the more robust Budge Storm Block series. I recommend this economical cover, but remember: its true worth lies in proper use. If you handle it incorrectly, you might find yourself facing consequences far beyond a mere inconvenience.Yours in automotive care,R.R.

Works well, but took a little bit of practice to get it on first few times. But appreciate the protection to paint in hot weather.

Overall this was a great product. I use it for my Dodge Charger that sits out in the sun.PLEASE SEE UPDATE ON BOTTOM: unfortunately had to downgrade my review just not that quality over the long runPros:- The fit is snug and seems custom I don't see this cover flying off that easily in the wind.- the polyproplyene material is fairly thick but lightweight as well. The covers material is comparable to a reusable grocery tote bag. it doesn't seem cheaply made and is solid for the price point- This might be small to some but it has a label indicating which side is the front or back makes it easier to put it on and be consistent with itCons:- It doesn't cover the car completely on all sides like the picture shows. It goes down to about the midway point on my rims and doesn't go all the way down to my exhaust in the back. It essentially covers about 85% of my car.- Could be a little better at deflecting dust still have dust on my car after removing it but my car stays outside by dirt so its not that big of a deal- It hasn't rained in a while but I don't see this cover protecting that much considering that polypropylene isn't water resistant although the material tends to dry fast.Overall It seems like a great value and has held up great so far. At this time of this review it has been 32 days and so far so good has held up in a warm California summer so far.UPDATE: This car cover lasted for 6 months and started to fit loose after about 4 months. This car cover was eaten up by the sun and is barely good for 6 months i just don't find that good enough. I have since found a way more reliable cover the Coverite Bondtech that is sold at pepboys and on amazon its probably $10 more but that one lasted me 13 months in a hot climate the material started degrading and it started ripping after i started getting careless taking it off. I would say the fit started getting loose around 10 months or so which is good considering it gets put on and off at least 5 days a week sometimes more.