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mininuts · 27th June 2019, 22:08

Hi Dave
I have a Stormforce Monsoon cover for my Mini when it has to be kept outside. They’re very good quality, waterproof and, most importantly, breathable.
Not cheap but, quality things never are

Cheap covers just hold moisture inside and do your car no good at all.

If I’m using mine for any length of time, even though they’re breathable, I always remove and let some air around the Mini on fine days.

Here’s a link to a Probe cover

https://www.stormcarcovers.co.uk/pro...or-ford-europe

27th June 2019, 22:08	#6
mininuts This is my second home Cooper S 210 Join Date: May 2012 Location: Port William Posts: 5,309 Thanks: 5,098 Thanked 2,406 Times in 1,631 Posts	Hi Dave I have a Stormforce Monsoon cover for my Mini when it has to be kept outside. They’re very good quality, waterproof and, most importantly, breathable. Not cheap but, quality things never are Cheap covers just hold moisture inside and do your car no good at all. If I’m using mine for any length of time, even though they’re breathable, I always remove and let some air around the Mini on fine days. Here’s a link to a Probe cover https://www.stormcarcovers.co.uk/pro...or-ford-europe __________________ *Paul* 2016 MINI Cooper S 210 : 2000 Rover 75 CDT Classic SE : 2009 Freelander 2 GS : 2000 Mini Cooper Sport : 1986 Mini Mayfair : 1980 Mini Pickup : 1971 Mini Cooper S