trail cover
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JK Freak
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From: mccalla alabama
trail cover
whats the best one to get? i work at a steel mill so a lot of dust, graphite,and crap so looking for something to put on to protect my jeep. i have a mopar jeep cover that i use now for the whole jeep but it isn't tight enough to keep the dust out.
JK Enthusiast
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From: TX
I have, and like the Bestop trail cover. It is a great fit. I haven't used others. For your situation I would look into the cover that covers the entire jeep.
If you leave the doors on, windows up, and the top off, I'm sure dust would be minimal. If the doors are off, there is a possibility dust could creep in from the front.
If you leave the doors on, windows up, and the top off, I'm sure dust would be minimal. If the doors are off, there is a possibility dust could creep in from the front.
JK Super Freak
Joined: Mar 2010
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From: Ontario Canada
I've beem doing my homework on this too, I think I'm going best top.
For those of you who have this cover, do any of you leave the top down and doors off overnight while parked in your driveway? Any issues or concerns doing so?
For those of you who have this cover, do any of you leave the top down and doors off overnight while parked in your driveway? Any issues or concerns doing so?
JK Enthusiast
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From: Ruffs Dale, PA
Top and doors are off majority of the late Spring, Summer and early Fall, unless we are having multiple days of rain/storms. Cover is on every night in the driveway. Never had a problem and I've been doing this since my TJ days....so, almost 11 years now. Even in really bad storms, the interior stays dry/clean with the trail cover. Great investment if you park outside or to use during the day at work, etc.
JK Super Freak
Joined: Mar 2010
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From: Ontario Canada
Top and doors are off majority of the late Spring, Summer and early Fall, unless we are having multiple days of rain/storms. Cover is on every night in the driveway. Never had a problem and I've been doing this since my TJ days....so, almost 11 years now. Even in really bad storms, the interior stays dry/clean with the trail cover. Great investment if you park outside or to use during the day at work, etc.
Just need to convince myself it should be ok to cruz down the highway with no doors...side impact protecftion from those who are on the road and really should be on a bus not behind a wheel of a vehical.
