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Originally Posted by Seasparrow
I was thinking about the approaching storm Dorian and my car cover. The worry is all the thrashing it would do even with front, middle and rear lower straps to tighten the cover. It does tighten somewhat tight but those winds may be beyond what the straps could hold tight. I was thinking about putting blankets under the cover but it just seems they would not stay in place. There is no indoor option and I guess uncovered will have to do, what do you think.
I have extra straps and stuff but I live in Central Florida which appears to be (for now at least) the projected path. Hopefully it will go away but if it doesn't I have to decide if the tarp would be the worse than leaves small branches etc. It does have a fleece lining but that probably would not help.
Any suggestions, experiences ??
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Car cover is your best option *if you're worried about branches falling, leaves won't affect anything*. Might want to try and add heavy duty bungee cords or heavy duty ratchet straps to help the cover straps out. But if all that breaks then it was kind of bound to happen anyways. If it was me I would leave it uncovered though and as far away from trees as I could. Stay safe!
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