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bckpack · 08-18-04, 08:35

I think I've decided to get a car cover for my 2004 Tacoma for daily use. Apparently my new house is surrounded by some careless pet owners whose cats like to use my truck as a climbing gym at night. I've QD'd the truck daily for the past week but the dirty paw prints and a few scratches always come back. Today I noticed that the weatherstripping above the grille had a hole in it.

So, how do I pick a quality cover from all the choices? Are the "cheap" covers any good? Should I go ahead and get a weatherproof cover? It is driven daily and parked in my driveway (under a tree). My main (only) concern is keeping the cats off to prevent scratches.

Any help is appreciated.

08-18-04, 08:35	#1 (permalink)
bckpack Dangerously obsessed bckpack is offline Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Athens, GA Posts: 45	Car Cover Quality I think I've decided to get a car cover for my 2004 Tacoma for daily use. Apparently my new house is surrounded by some careless pet owners whose cats like to use my truck as a climbing gym at night. I've QD'd the truck daily for the past week but the dirty paw prints and a few scratches always come back. Today I noticed that the weatherstripping above the grille had a hole in it. So, how do I pick a quality cover from all the choices? Are the "cheap" covers any good? Should I go ahead and get a weatherproof cover? It is driven daily and parked in my driveway (under a tree). My main (only) concern is keeping the cats off to prevent scratches. Any help is appreciated.