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Best Car Covers for Australia 2023

Posted by Hugh Frame on Jul 30, 2023

Australia has many USA-based and foreign based businesses selling car covers to a very unsuspecting Australian Public. Find out more here.

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Why Do You Need a UV Protection Car Cover for Your Vehicle?

Posted by Hugh Frame on Jun 07, 2023

UV rays from the sun are a major threat to your vehicle so let’s look at why do you need a UV protection car cover for your vehicle? Here is a list of things to do to prevent UV damage

Custom fit Car Covers V’S Generic Car Covers - Pros and Cons

Posted by Hugh Frame on Jun 01, 2023

We’ll look at custom fit car covers v’s generic car covers – the pros and cons of each. When it comes to protecting your vehicle, there are many types of car covers that you can choose from:

Indoor/dust protection car covers.
Outdoor weatherproof car covers.
Hail protection car covers.

Hail Cover Car Protection – What’s the best for Australia?

Posted by Hugh Frame on Mar 19, 2023

Hail Cover Car Protection – What’s the best for Australia? Have a look at what is available and what you should choose.

Do Car hail covers really work?

Posted by Hugh Frame on Mar 06, 2023

As the largest seller of hail protection covers in Australia we are often asked, “do Car hail covers really work?” Do hail protection covers really protect your car in a severe hailstorm? It is extremely sensible to get your car out of the elements. Perhaps by parking in a secure undercover spot, during a storm if possible? There will be no hailstone damage if they can’t hit your vehicle. However, it isn’t always possible if you’re on the go. A good Hail Protection car cover is an excellent option and if you choose carefully, they really do work! It depends...