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77Birdman · 10-03-2019, 04:44 PM

Unless your car is concours quality, I dont think I would consider putting a cover on it, and if it was an enclosed trailer would be a must. Like was mentioned, a flapping tarp will damage the paint greatly. Much better off not having anything. There is a product that is a clear wrap that is a paint protector that may work if you are really concerned about debris coming off the tow vehicle. I think I have seen it for sale in the California car cover catalog. Bigger question is how many hoops you will need to jump through with uhaul. I rented a car trailer one time and it darn near took an act of congress to convince the dealer my truck would do the task (f 150).

10-03-2019, 04:44 PM	#5
77Birdman Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2018 Location: North Eastern MD Posts: 486	Re: Trailering tips for protection Unless your car is concours quality, I dont think I would consider putting a cover on it, and if it was an enclosed trailer would be a must. Like was mentioned, a flapping tarp will damage the paint greatly. Much better off not having anything. There is a product that is a clear wrap that is a paint protector that may work if you are really concerned about debris coming off the tow vehicle. I think I have seen it for sale in the California car cover catalog. Bigger question is how many hoops you will need to jump through with uhaul. I rented a car trailer one time and it darn near took an act of congress to convince the dealer my truck would do the task (f 150).