"Does this cover do well with highway driving? I want to be sure the clamps and cover can handle the extra force that results from highway driving."
1569534
I have not had any issues with it at highway speed. I normally travel 70 - 75 and have been well over that with no problems. Adjust the clamps every now and then and it should be fine.
1569535
Have gone over 7000 miles across country twice and not only does the cover handle force but everything is bone dry even in heavy rain. Also has gone through several car washes no problem.
1569536
Yes it does. It has very little or no vibration up to 85 to 90 mph. I had it folded up but still attached to the truck the other day while I was on an interstate and it was fine as well. The cargo also stays dry.
1569537
Does fine on the highway. Just don't do what I did. I fold the sections up but for got to clip it. One set of hinges broke when it unfolded at about 40 mph and I can not find replacements. :(
1569538
Yes have used it for long trips and have not had any trouble with it. 1600 mile trips.I clean it real well overtime it needs it.
1569539
I have had this cover on many long highway trips up to 80 mph. No issues, the clamps are adjustable for tension, and the vinyl flaps very little when on the road
1569540
I purchased this cover a few months ago and have made several long highway trips with no problems. The cover and clamps work well.
1569541
It sure does. I take it out on the interstate doing as much as 80-85 without any issues whatsoever.
2098206
All of the covers that are made of a 190T fabric are too thin to withstand the buffeting that the cover will be subjected to when on the back of a car. The 210T cover (which is more than twice as thick as the 190T) can withstand the beating. We have a customer who recently took a trip from Michigan to New Mexico then to Aiken, SC. He used plenty of bungee cards to minimise the flapping but the covers were in perfect condition at the end of the trip.
1679209
The cover is good. It stands up to rain and wind in a semi-sheltered environment. I'm in So Cal, so I can't speak to extreme weather conditions.
546071
Most likely yes. I bought this cover and it's perfect. If your looking for a tri fold soft cover for his truck then this is a good one. Super easy to install and looks great. Extang is a good company also. Hope this helps
2020380
I have mine outside in the elements and it survived our Michigan winter with 50mph wind gusts and -20 temps. It will probably get me thru one more season. If you want a cover that lasts many seasons you will pay three times or more than what this cover costs.
1876486
Don't know about your specific make/model, but you should definitely remove when driving at highway speeds. For a low speed local trip, its probably ok to keep it on.
385492
Sorry but I can't really confirm that for myself just quite yet. I just put it on 2 days ago. The product description said the cover was "good" when it came to rain and snow. We shall see.
355266
The cover is great and it fits the brute force 750 just perfect even every inch of the tires ..but, with a passenger seat depending on how high your seat is its going to be a tight fit, if you don't care if the tires are completely covered then you should be good! PS..we have had the quads out in some heavy duty winds and this cover stays on without slipping at all!...great cover for the price!!
281361
I, wont take mine on the highway. Wont even plate it. I am not a qualified mechanic/trailer builder. I just use mine on the ranch, hauling tools and whatnot. Maybe if you are confident in your building skills it would be ok. To me it seems a bit small to pull down the road behind a pick up or car. Wheels are too small for me, also i dont think it has enough weight to keep it stable. For the road, and for safety, if it were me, i'd get something bigger. Just one mans opinion.
2182032
not it all! maybe you are not pushing it strong enough. I have not had any problems, I really like the cover
1236979
I have no problem driving with the cover folded up. It stays up just fine with the included supports. I don't hear the wind inside the cab either. (Ford F150)
1092480
It makes your steering wheel feel much softer so that may improve the feel. That's very subjective. It will not help to reduce your level of 'stress-grip' on your steering wheel. That's still up to you and the insanity of those driving like maniacs around you! I do like this wheel cover since it makes the grip area larger and that has reduced my death-grip tendencies.
1943855
Grommets do help but don't know of cover would stay on going down the road.. cover is lightweight.
1133435
It's pretty flexible, I got it on with no problem. It makes the wheel pretty thick as far as the size of the wheel you need to grip. I get some tendonitis in my thumb and wrist so when it's flared up, the thickness of the wheel is a bit much, but in the winter, I love this cover.
135519
I've had the cover on the truck since April 2013 and have absolutely no problems with tension, balooning, vibration, or anything else. The vinyl does vibrate a bit when driving, but nothing that would cause concern or caution. I've driven at very high speeds and have had no issues whatsoever.I am extremely happy with the purchase, especially at the price.
1876235
There are better quality covers. Not to deter you away, but to answer your question, yes it will.
1526697
I haven't had that problem. I have been up to 70 mph on the freeway and no trouble. The noise from a soft top at that speed would cover up any noise, but the seal seems good anyway.