MakTools Car Windshield Snow Cover, Extra Large Size for Most Vehicle,96"x57"with Mirror Snow Covers

This covering is huge and perfect for my transit bus. I've tried several different sizes and finally found one that fits. It's already helped with the snow that's fallen. I just take off the two sides and the snow slid off with it. I didn't have to defrost, saving me time.

This feels cheap immediately as you pull it out of the bag. I put it on my F150 in a slight breeze and the material is so thin it caught all of the wind there was and made it very difficult to put on. The magnets are also weak/useless which made the process all the more difficult instead of being the feature that made installation easier. Based on the other reviews it seems to be a good solution for some people but I've personally dealt with nothing but headaches using it.

I bought this to fit our 2014 e350 van. We had purchased a frostblocker window cover from Costco last year, and were hoping this was comparable. It was not.The inner material was not a rubberized fabric. It seems to be made of a thin nylon fabric, similar to a jacket. The whole thing felt thin and fragile- and the worst part was due to the thin material and weak straps it froze to the windshield when we tried to use it. It was cheap to buy, but massively failed to do its job. DO NOT BUY.

It works, but it is very flimsy. And without any visual hints as to orientation, I usually put it on upside down and have to remove and re-install. Being so light, you have to use the tie-down straps, which is a hassle.Fine for occasional use, but I won't buy another one when this one rips (and I assume that will be sooner, not later).All that said -- it fits and it works.

Construction of this product is sound enough. It does work as planned. I living in Alaska were I would need to use and remove every day. I find the application and removal a little tedious. There is other designs on the market which are better suited. If this product is to be used long-term or for several days at a time. It is more than sufficient and should work well. I also did like the reflective covers for the side mirrors. Had no issues with high winds

It’s survived a couple ice storms, wind storms with no issues. First time I used it, took on four inches of snow, no issues. Learned to use the wind to help put it on. Only problem is, you have a wet piece of plastic in your car. No good way to dry it, in a truck.

Fold like a fitted sheet - crumple up and stick under the seats. Fits the truck fine, even with my trailer mirrors.Ripped the first time used - the mirror cover detached. It’s February in its first year and one of the tie downs ripped off now. So being very careful with it. Will purchase a different one next year.

This windshield cover is thin, difficult to put on during windy conditions, and if there's snow build up on it from being on the widsheild, its difficult to remove w/out getting snow all over the car. Which is supposed to be the point