car cover
I prefer Wolf Car Covers
I got the 'Block-it' Evolution fabric
Excellent fit, good price (if you search around the net you should find it for ~$100), and very high quality.
I got the 'Block-it' Evolution fabric
Excellent fit, good price (if you search around the net you should find it for ~$100), and very high quality.
Those Wolf covers look suspiciously like Covercraft, hmm. Anyway, here's a guide that gives you some comparison information.
http://www.covercraft.com/Fabric%20Guide%20OUT.pdf
http://www.covercraft.com/Fabric%20Guide%20OUT.pdf
I bought the Genuine Nissan cover from Courtesy. It has all the features that you would expect for $200:
Window for license plate
Antenna pouch
Grommets for tie-down
Insulation to protect from exhaust burn






The cover is on the Z about 16 hours/day: wind, rain and snow. Its water repellent, not waterproof. A light rain and the car is dry. During a heavy downpour, the car will get wet. For care, I wash it in a front loading commercial machine, then dry it on the car. Then spray the top with Scotch Guard. I can take it on or off in about 3 minutes. A week after washing the Z (and using the cover), the Z is clean except for the front wheels. Definitely recommended.
Window for license plate
Antenna pouch
Grommets for tie-down
Insulation to protect from exhaust burn






The cover is on the Z about 16 hours/day: wind, rain and snow. Its water repellent, not waterproof. A light rain and the car is dry. During a heavy downpour, the car will get wet. For care, I wash it in a front loading commercial machine, then dry it on the car. Then spray the top with Scotch Guard. I can take it on or off in about 3 minutes. A week after washing the Z (and using the cover), the Z is clean except for the front wheels. Definitely recommended.
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Originally Posted by mutock
Those Wolf covers look suspiciously like Covercraft, hmm. Anyway, here's a guide that gives you some comparison information.
http://www.covercraft.com/Fabric%20Guide%20OUT.pdf
http://www.covercraft.com/Fabric%20Guide%20OUT.pdf

Covercraft and Wolf use the same material supplier, I believe. However, the fitment and cut of the cover are different. Also, for some reason I've found covercraft to be more on the expensive side (possibly due to brand name recognition - like how Alpine rode on their reputation during the mid-90s).
Either brand is a good choice, though.
How is the inside of the Genuine Nissan cover lined?
Originally Posted by rich150001
Will placing a car cover on a dirty car cause damage to the paint?
I wash my z before covering it, so no real experience. But I'd imagine that if the car is very dirty then it will more than likely scratch the paint.
The Wolf car cover (evolution fabric) seems great... no complaints. The inside is really soft, and the outside seems durable. I got a bag to stuff it in too, which was a good idea.
Fits like a glove (I took off my antenna, you could also cut a hole for the antenna) and easy to take on/off. Thanks for the recommendation.
Let me get this straight --- if you want to lock it, you run a cable through a wheel and then through the grommet/hole thingie then padlock it right?
Fits like a glove (I took off my antenna, you could also cut a hole for the antenna) and easy to take on/off. Thanks for the recommendation.
Let me get this straight --- if you want to lock it, you run a cable through a wheel and then through the grommet/hole thingie then padlock it right?
Originally Posted by Wired 24/7
Fits like a glove (I took off my antenna, you could also cut a hole for the antenna) and easy to take on/off. Thanks for the recommendation.
Originally Posted by wired 24/7
Let me get this straight --- if you want to lock it, you run a cable through a wheel and then through the grommet/hole thingie then padlock it right?
Originally Posted by BhashaZ
Can you post a picture of the Wolf car cover on the car, Wired 24/7?





