S_W222

Any re recommendations for an outdoor cover for W222?
I will not have a garage for the next 2 months and would like to use outdoor cover for the time being.

places

Any nearby garage spaces available?

S_W222

No, not at this point of time, car cover is the only option I have for now for next 2 months.

Speednet

I owned a Coverking Autobody Armor Car Cover for my Audi A8, and it was the best cover I've owned. Very soft interior lining and extremely strong outer layer. I've found in general it can be difficult to find good covers for the S-class, but you can try their website: https://www.coverking.com/

Kaloteck

Come on, just rent something, don't leave it on the street.

Tom in Austin

You can park in my garage ... I'll even take it out and drive it every so often for you :-)

hyperion667

I thought highly of the OEM cover for S class.......although I don't have it anymore because after 4 years it wasn't in good shape......but it was nice when it was new.

S_W222

It is really my daily drive and the place were I will stay at for the next 2 months has no local garages that I can rent "((within a walking distance")). I have a safe parking spot were not other car is going to park next to it for sure, that's not a problem, I just hate to keep it setting outside under the sun. Also, since I will have another car with me i thought I would cover the S-class and drive it for work only but then during weekend, or even working rainy days or other days i might just want to park it and cover it for few days.

RSouthern

I'm not a fan of CoverKing for the MB S Class personally. I usually get Covercraft for my cars - I have gotten both the indoor and outdoor covers for various cars over the years, but decided to try Coverking when I got my cover and I feel that the cut for the S Class (2015 S550 4Matic) isn't right. It's too tight along the sides with the mirror pockets pulling it up slightly and under a bit of stress. It was custom ordered and generally fits, but there's something not quite right with the mirror pockets. If I were to do it again I'd get Covercraft. Their Noah material is weatherproof and pretty thick. I used to park a VW Passat outdoors with a Covercraft Noah cover and the car would be totally dry underneath, even when the rain was coming down hard.

I think they're all about the same price. I believe pricing from autoanything is slightly better than just ordering direct, but check around.