This has been a good car cover so far. This is my first cover, so I don't have prior experience as a baseline. It fits my Tesla Model 3 pretty darn well - not snug as a glove, fortunately, because it doesn't have the charging port access panel. The elasticized front and back keep the cover on well enough that I usually don't have to bother with the clips. It has enough volume to have the port open and the charger plugged in without straining the cover. The zippered driver-side door is also very handy. Crammed back into its bag, the cover fits in the frunk along with the charger and a duster. The inner lining is soft, and the outer layer is very shiny. I don't know how well the cover keeps the car cool during the day, as I only put it on at night. I'm too lazy to cover it at work, and it takes me several minutes to get the thing off and on, and stuff it in the bag. The storage bag ripped a little this morning while trying to cram the cover into it. I suppose my biggest gripes are surrounding the bag - it ripped, and it's a tight fit, hence four stars. Considering that the Tesla car cover is $550, I am quite happy with this cover in general, and dislike dealing with car covers specifically. Not this cover's fault.

After testing this out a bit I've decided to leave a review that responds to the concerns I personally had before purchasing. I am covering a Mercedes CLA250

1. Will this cover scratch the paint?
No, it will not. That is the very simple answer. I'll update this over time if it does, but after checking the material and putting it on an off a couple of days in a row, there is no sign that it will.

2. Is it really one size fits all?
Not really. For my needs, it fits fine. However, I don't think someone who is a total car nerd would be happy with the fit I have on my car. It's a bit large. That being said, the fitted seams on the back and front hold it on tight enough that I don't mind.

3. Is it hard to put on yourself?
No. After putting it on one it takes me all of 1 minute to put it on. The only reason it was hard the first time is because I confused the front with the back. Once I realized what direction it is supposed to lay, I simply threw it over top (hiding the clips to not scratch the car) and hooked it on the front and mirrors. Then I just roll it over to the back. I also started from the back twice just because I was there and pulling it from my trunk. It worked fine. The back even hooked on by itself by the time I was done pulling the front. This is very simple to put on.

4. Is it weather proof?
Not sure. I will update this once I have a more formed opinion. The clips held in some heavy winds and the car stayed clean in light rain. However, this is just too small of a sample to know. I think that generally it will work for my purpose, but rather see it through some heavier rain and some snow.

Final notes:
I am overall very happy with the ease of use and utility of this product. For me, parking so close to other vehicles, it gives me peace of mind. I would like to see how long it lasts, but for now, I am very happy with the product. considering the price point, this is a no brainer purchase.

So far I am very happy with this purchase and the price for the quality. The cover fits my new 2018 Toyota Camry snugly and it is s very easy to put on. I am 58 years old and I can do it easily by myself. The elastic is the key to the snug fit. The cover looks reflective! As my car sits directly in the brutal Florida sun, I am hoping it will help me maintain the paint. Time will tell. Because the cover fits so well, it look very nice and like an expensive custom car cover. No flaps or edges hanging down so it does not look sloppy. The zipped door flap doesn't help at all. I can unzip the flap but I cannot open the car door to get into the car without removing the cover, so why have it?

I'm delighted with my new cover! I bought the A2 (174" To 193") size cover for my 2016 Hyundai Elantra SE. The fit is excellent. The cover is much easier to put on and take off than I thought it would be. The zipper access to the driver side door is very helpful. I also bought the Kayme Gust Straps Kayme Gust Straps Car Cover Wind Protector, 3 Pcs Elastic Rope Wind Kit For Car Suv Jeep Hatchback. Universal Fit. There isn't a lot of wind where I live; I thought they might be easier to use for securing the cover than the strap and buckle that are attached to the cover. I'm glad I got them. My only criticism is that there is a metal D-Ring on the bottom of the cover by the zipper. I'm going to cut this off. I don't use it, and I'm afraid it will damage my car when I'm putting the cover on.

Straight to the point--i was skeptical as to whether or not this was going to fit my model of car, due to it but being on the fit sheet. So I just looked at my cars dimensions and seen that if I went with the A2, I would have just about 2" of room, and if I went with the next higher assembly, it'd be baggy, and living on an Air Force Base getting ready to deploy for 6 months, baggy wouldn't even be an option. I need something that can withstand the wind and 3 months of rain CA gets in the winter time. This car cover fit like a glove, and you can even see in the photos. A couple added plus' to the car cover:

Door flaps--I can't tell anyone how convenient having a door flap is, especially if you have someone checking your car for you. The door flap allows you to not have to readjust your cover and just have a 3 second access point. And the zipper is good quality.

Buckles: there's 2 buckles on each side of the csr (front and back) that go directly under the car by the wheel well. I highly recommend to those reading this to circle your buckle on one of your spokes of your wheel (rim) before tossing it under to the other side. Any added support will give you more stability for those windy days.

Qualitt: everyone's question right? The quality of this cover is not bad. It has a soft linen type feel on the inside to prevent your car from scratching, although, I recommend washing your car before covering it to make sure that no dirt rubs together from the tarp and causes scratches (like any other cover as well). The reflective type of material they used is just as it's described. Your car won't be looked at in the sun, and the reflectors that they used on the mirrors and back have of the cars for night time will save your car from being swiped at night and having a law suit.

Lastly, there's 2 all eyelets on both passenger and driver seat side of the car that I just so happened to notice. Here's what you can do with those: take a bungie or few feet of rope and tie it between each other for extra support. It may just be an added bonus, but hey, it works! I'm very pleased with this tarp and I will update everything upon return of my deployment.

God bless.

-B