Car Care

For a vehicle to be safe and sound as a whole, the quality and status of all its parts are fundamental, especially the tyres. Your tyres are your car’s contact point to the ground unless you roll it over often. Therefore they are the most important parts your car has if you really want a safe drive. Of course, you also have to protect your tyres when your vehicle is stationary. Most people who buy a classic or a high-end luxury vehicle would want to store them for weeks without moving because of depreciation and costs.

In some cases, you might want to take your car outside to either move it or take it for a drive. However, you don't want to have to worry about every single ray of sunshine hitting your paint. There are several ways to protect your car's paint layer from harmful UV rays, as the older paints were simply not made to withstand UV rays. And even if you had your classic blessed with a new paint job, you will want to protect that, nevertheless.

The good weather has arrived and summer will soon be on its way. Although summer rhymes with sun, beach, swimming pool, aperitifs and holidays… it is also synonymous with inconvenience for your cars….

Cover Company has compiled in this article the tips to prepare your car and protect it from heat and UV during the hot summer months.

When it comes to classic car protection, an indoor car cover is a popular choice to protect your car from dust and other outdoor elements, even when they are stored inside. These covers are made of materials that protect your vehicle from dust, dirt, and other debris. They also protect your car from the sun's harmful UV rays. Indoor car covers are an excellent option to provide extra protection when you store your car inside to keep it clean and protected from dust.

Have you bought a cover for your car recently and you are still hesitating about how to install it? 

We have the best tips for you on how to do it fast and easily.

Not all car covers will fit your car the same way, even if they are designed for the same type of vehicle. Cover fir depends on the range of car protection you have bought, some of them include pockets for the side mirrors.

It doesn’t have to be the first model ever made, but classic cars have proven to hold their value or even increase in value as time goes on. This fact has led many people to invest significantly into classic cars, often spending large sums of money to restore them back to their original glory as well as spend thousands more on accessories and other niceties that make these classic beauties shine. But what good is an investment if you do not properly protect it to maintain that pristine condition to which you have restored it? Unfortunately, however, many people forget that simply parking your classic car in an indoor garage does little more than keeping the dust away from it. Of course, this is helpful, but neglecting your classic car can cause severe damage over time; we all would rather avoid it.

Do you know how to wash a car cover or do you need some tips on how to take care of a car cover? We have collected some car cover care instructions for you

Whether you're a seasoned veteran or a newbie to the world of cars, this is one vehicle that anyone can appreciate. The E30 has been well-known for its performance and reliability, and it's easy to see why. With a front-engine, rear-wheel drive, and a lightweight body, the BMW E30 was revolutionary when it first came out in 1982. And from what we know today, this car will still be going strong 30 years later!

In this article, we will discuss what makes this BMW series so unique, its specifications, and give you five valuable tips on keeping your BMW 3 series E30 in pristine condition to ensure its value by using Cover Company´s custom car covers for BMW and other high quality car protection accessories.

An impressive present for any event

Is our soulmate proud of his car? Do you need to find a special gift for your dad? Christmas is aproaching and you don´t know how to surprise your best friend? Here´s a story of how Lisa surprised John at his birthday. After they moved in together, Lisa discovered how caring John was with his classic car. She quickly started to think how to bring him peace of mind about his car and help him to relax a little bit about the whole thing...so this is what happened...

It sounds like a lot of work. But done proactively and routinely, car care shouldn’t take more than an hour a week (plus the occasional faux pas). In the long run, you’ll enjoy a car that lasts longer, looks and drives better, and has a higher resale value. It’s well worth the effort.