External Thermal Windscreen Cover for VW T4, Luxury Front Windscreen Wrap Cover, Foldable Thermal Windscreen Cover Silver Wrap Black Out Screen Campervan

It has proven invaluable in the recent snow/ ice snap. Saves 20 minutes scraping. Really pleased. Used on Berlingo and Ford before getting a Sprinter. Not perfect fit but still great.

Easy to use. Fits perfectly. Great quality and value for money.

To be fair this “Thermal Windscreen Cover for VW Transporter T6” and I have tried on a T6.1 which has a subtle difference in dimensions and a T6.1 version is very difficult to find.I have attached images of the product on the T6.1, some may say it’s to tight and small light leakage around the wing mirrors, tight to me is good so it doesn’t flap about in windy conditions and the gaps around the wing mirrors is easily overcome with the addition of internal insulation panels.I have found that starting the fitting from driver’s door ending up at the passenger door and sliding door give me the ability to have a hand to hold the cover in place for final fitting. (Opposite way round for “California version” sliding door on the traffic side…)The only thing I will update on in the future is regarding weather sealing in wet conditions around the door seals.

Doesn't fit too tight around wing mirrors other wise it's not bad quality. I ripped on second application where it hooks over mirrors. Have had to return as I recon it will only get worse.Not happy with returns policy it has cost me money to return to amazon .

Very good for the price. Worth buying

Looks like good quality but it is very tight when in place, afraid it will not last. Gaps around the mirrors due to how tight the cover is so sadly I returned it.

Good snug fit - works very well.

For the price, the quality seems good though some reinforcing on the pockets at the top, rear of the doors would be good. Main problem is that it does not fit the Fiat Ducato 2019 model. Having fitted it at one door, it is some 10cm too short at the other and "stretching it to fit would, I think, tear it at the door pockets.