Which of the covers would be better for central flordia weather the 210T or the 190T
217371
Having lived in Florida before, I would say the 190T would work great for Florida.
217372
We just ordered 2 190T Bike Covers & have been using them for a couple of weeks now. We've had sunny hot weather & rainy cool weather. During the rainy weather the bikes stayed dry & the strap kept them in place while the wind was blowing. We are very happy w/them. I'm not sure what the difference between the 210T & the 190T is, but since the 210T is out of stock & they are not sure when they will be available if ever, I would have no hesitation ordering the 190T... I like the hold down strap & the additional 2 other tie downs to keep the covers in place during strong winds. They fold up easily & I have been able to put them back in the provided carrying bags... :)
217373
We just ordered 2 190T Bike Covers & have been using them for a couple of weeks now. We've had sunny hot weather & rainy cool weather. During the rainy weather the bikes stayed dry & the strap kept them in place while the wind was blowing. We are very happy w/them. I'm not sure what the difference between the 210T & the 190T is, but since the 210T is out of stock & they are not sure when they will be available if ever, I would have no hesitation ordering the 190T... I like the hold down strap & the additional 2 other tie downs to keep the covers in place during strong winds. They fold up easily & I have been able to put them back in the provided carrying bags... :) We just ordered 2 190T Bike Covers & have been using them for a couple of weeks now. We've had sunny hot weather & rainy cool weather. During the rainy weather the bikes stayed dry & the strap kept them in place while the wind was blowing. We are very happy w/them. I'm not sure what the difference between the 210T & the 190T is, but since the 210T is out of stock & they are not sure when they will be available if ever, I would have no hesitation ordering the 190T... I like the hold down strap & the additional 2 other tie downs to keep the covers in place during strong winds. They fold up... » Read More We just ordered 2 190T Bike Covers & have been using them for a couple of weeks now. We've had sunny hot weather & rainy cool weather. During the rainy weather the bikes stayed dry & the strap kept them in place while the wind was blowing. We are very happy w/them. I'm not sure what the difference between the 210T & the 190T is, but since the 210T is out of stock & they are not sure when they will be available if ever, I would have no hesitation ordering the 190T... I like the hold down strap & the additional 2 other tie downs to keep the covers in place during strong winds. They fold up easily & I have been able to put them back in the provided carrying bags... :) « Show Less
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I LIVE IN A HEAVY RAINY CITY,AND LEAVE MY HYBRID BIKE OUT SIDE I GOT THE 190 and its perfect.fits GOOD and for the wind has a bottom clip strap that goes under BIKE an across so won't blow off.and a cable lock hole.the other is just thicker.this feels light but it's like parrachut material.don't be tricked its good stuff.also I like that it folds up small so I can take in my back pack and lock on at work.no leaving in rain KOOL..the thicker WOULD not pack a leave at home cover.
1617444
Living in Wisconsin, this was also a concern I had initially. However, the TruXedo product is well designed. There are two aluminum cross members built in to this cover, adding nice rigidity. I don't think I would buy a cover without these extra supports. And these supports are slim enough that rolling up the cover is also not an issue.
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Can't speak for Wisconsin however I noticed a 10 degree fluctuation after 3 days of this cover being on. I live in Northern California and opted to buy a cover over solar. Pros- it works 10 degree difference much nicer to swim in Cons- makes chemical regulation more difficult. I recommend pulling the cover once a week to ventilate Weight- this SOB is heavy to pull, especially with water settled on top. Storage- it's very bulky and an eye sore when we actually use the pool. Not to bad to look at when it's on the pool Overall if I could afford the 3000 to install solar I would but, if you don't mind the inconvienience of pulling the cover go for it
2133293
Agree with previous responses. Low to mid 40 degrees Fahrenheit is about the lowest I would go without a bivy cover.
970995
2000 ford Ranger. Not the king cab, regular size. It's the best cover. Fairs well in wind, maybe could have something from front to back. We did reinforce plastic grommets they popped off, just sewed around them with dental floss. But it's a nice cover for the price. We live in az, keeps the sun and heat off. Last during monsoons
1053648
They make one for the 2 Dr AND one for the 4 Dr Unlimited so make sure you get the right one. Well worth the cost. I can touch my panels after my 2013 Unlimited has been sitting in the sun and they feel warm. Touch the uncovered area beside the panels and the surface is very hot so they do considerably cut the heat radiation through the hard top.
1201933
Id say the 150 would be fine. Could also go 200 and it wont have to work as hard. Just my opinion and it will get cold were I live
683254
I'd go with the extra-large size. I've gotten some fading--the grill is out in the sun full-time--but there are no cracks or other signs of any deterioration that I've always gotten pretty early-on with other grill covers.
136458
You have an approximately 28.5 inch tire. I would go with the 29 inch cover
2098206
All of the covers that are made of a 190T fabric are too thin to withstand the buffeting that the cover will be subjected to when on the back of a car. The 210T cover (which is more than twice as thick as the 190T) can withstand the beating. We have a customer who recently took a trip from Michigan to New Mexico then to Aiken, SC. He used plenty of bungee cards to minimise the flapping but the covers were in perfect condition at the end of the trip.
2005713
I purchased this cover for my 2013 RT Limited and it is perfect. I did break my antenna in the removal on a windy day but replaced it with a chrome shortie. No problems now.
1884530
I live in Southern California and we have some 100 degree plus weather but not 100 days. I got the cover in September 2012 and far it has held up better than any cover I have had before. The car was newly painted just before I got the cover and so far no sun problems. The car stays cool and there has been no fading. Frank
79148
is the 2020 the same as my 2100 if yes then the answer is yes a foam mic wind cover help to secure it
1708956
I bought the Carefree 84. It had everything I needed. Be sure to get the roll out awning metal cover option.
1925456
Well , the heat does effect even the plastic but in the cold it gave such a boost , i raced mustangs 2013 v6 with mods and i won with just the CAI and flowmaster mufflers , so u wouldnt race in the day because the air density is lighter than the air at night . I would go with the aluminim.
1341328
I have never had weather tech. I had the factory rubber mats and they are terrible. Sorry I cannot help but these seem to hold up. Easy to clean and do not scratch. This is my 2nd set
717379
I live in NY and my cover has held up well to all elements of weather. Not the same amount of sun you receive though.