I have a 2011 Saab Aero 9-5. It's the last of the Saabs and I want to protect it from KC hailstorms while in the parking lot. Which one should I buy
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I bought this car cover to protect my son's car. It has worked great, with no problems. However, we have had little sized hail (up to about half-inch diameter) in these parts, and the car has not been damaged, I am not sure how much protection it would give against hail if it was of a significant size.
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I installed one on mine and the fit was great. It stops all rain while driving. I placed two foam pieces under the spot where it touches the hood. I love it. Take your time on the install and you will be fine. Curtis
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I thought I would need two but one is good enough for me. I think it depends on how well you understand your car. What I mean is that, if you can feel when your tires touch something, then go with one. Otherwise, play it safe with two.
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Go with the plastic tube version if possible.The metal tube on mine gets very hot when out driving .
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I am not an expert, but if you don't need the all weather kit in Alaska where do you need it. The difference in price is not that much, so why not be safe and go all-weather.
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The one I have is on the back windshield, on the outside. My last one lasted abt 2 1/2 yrs. Just watch in the winter if your windshield ices up and you go to scrape it. I always left that area alone. :-)
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As far as I can tell, the F9 has better antenna coverage than the E9. The F9 has multi-beam built in antennas to eliminate dead spots. I am fairly happy with my E9 though. No problems yet.
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Nothing will keep the dust out except a totally sealed cab enclosure. This dust guard helps a ton and is the best one you can buy. The dust will always be there because of tires moving it everywhere.
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A pair of Camco 4442RV Accupark is preferable. Keep in mind that this product is only1.4 inches high and one can easily drive the car over it. So having two reduces the chance of driving beyond the intended stop.
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I would also recommend the large. Especially if you want it to cover your tires and brakes in a rainstorm.
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Would be best to buy the OEM weather matts. They looked so horrible I didn't even place them in my car. I shipped them back the same day they came.
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I had two of them & they both stopped working the first time I drove in the rain. They were replaced under warranty & I mounted one so the rain wouldn't hit it. It was still working when I sold the car several years later. I never bothered installing the other one.
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If you contact Colemon, they will the warranty does not cover wind or rain damage. If you just bought it, Amazon may replace it.
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I don't know what is recommended but I use wilson antennas on all my cb's I have used a lot of different brands and have found the wilson's to be consistantly good. I have several different models I use depending on the car or truck or jeep. I use the 500 (lil wil) on the trucks, 1000 on the car and flex on the jeeps and buggies. I have used K40's and all 3 have lost connection inside the base ( had to cut them apart, sodier them and epoxy them back together. Most of the name brands are good and a good rule of thumb is the longer the better. and don't forget to set the swr's, (just my opinion I could be wrong) I don't know what is recommended but I use wilson antennas on all my cb's I have used a lot of different brands and have found the wilson's to be consistantly good. I have several different models I use depending on the car or truck or jeep. I use the 500 (lil wil) on the trucks, 1000 on the car and flex on the jeeps and buggies. I have used K40's and all 3 have lost connection inside the base ( had to cut them apart, sodier them and epoxy them back together. Most of the name brands are good and a good rule of thumb is the longer the better. and don't forget to set the swr's, (just my... » Read More I don't know what is recommended but I use wilson antennas on all my cb's I have used a lot of different brands and have found the wilson's to be consistantly good. I have several different models I use depending on the car or truck or jeep. I use the 500 (lil wil) on the trucks, 1000 on the car and flex on the jeeps and buggies. I have used K40's and all 3 have lost connection inside the base ( had to cut them apart, sodier them and epoxy them back together. Most of the name brands are good and a good rule of thumb is the longer the better. and don't forget to set the swr's, (just my opinion I could be wrong) « Show Less
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I don't know but I have a c300 mercedes and it covers all of my windshield but I hate that it's for the outside of my car
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It would depend on the the size of the hail, and your location. Here in south Florida wE prepared for hail a few weeks ago. We put extra protection under this cover even though this cover is fairly thick. We didn't get the hail, but lots of small tree branches. My car was fine.
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i was going to put my Saab in storage, but decided to store a different car and used the cover for the other (older) vehicle, so i can't really give you a definitive answer...