
Snow Lands On The Cover. Not On Your Glass.

A scraper and a defroster both start after the ice has already bonded to the glass. WeatherGuard works the night before. Lay it over the windshield and wipers, and whatever falls overnight, snow, sleet or frost, lands on the quilted cover instead. In the morning you peel it off, shake it out, and the glass underneath is clear. No scraper, no waiting on the heater, no numb fingers.
The Doors Hold It. Not Just The Magnets.

A common complaint about windshield covers is wind: a cover held by magnets alone lifts at the edges and ends up in the neighbor's yard. WeatherGuard adds a second hold. Its two side wings tuck inside the front doors, and when you close the doors the cover is locked in place. Nine built-in magnets keep the top and bottom edges down, and two elastic straps with hooks anchor the bottom corners. With the doors shut, nobody walks off with it overnight either.
Check The Fit Before It Snows

WeatherGuard measures 63 inches wide by 45.7 inches tall (160 × 116 cm). That covers the windshield and wipers on most sedans, SUVs, minivans and small pickups. Before you order, run a tape measure across your windshield at its widest point and from top to bottom. If your glass is inside 63 by 45.7, you're covered. Full-size trucks and large vans have bigger glass, so measure those twice.
WHO IT'S FOR
Four kinds of drivers, one cover
Early commuters, people tired of scraping, anyone burned by a cover that blew away, and drivers whose car bakes in the sun buy it for different reasons. It answers all four.
“I park outside and leave before sunrise.”
Ten minutes in the dark with a scraper before work, every morning from November to March. With the cover on the night before, you peel, shake, and pull out of the driveway while the neighbors are still scraping.
“Scraping is getting harder on me every winter.”
Reaching across a frozen windshield with a scraper is a workout nobody signed up for. Peeling a cover off takes two hands and a few seconds, and there's no ice to chip at all.
“I bought a cover before. It blew off.”
Magnets alone let the edges lift in the wind. WeatherGuard's side wings close inside the doors, so the doors do the holding, with nine magnets and two hook straps backing them up.
“My car bakes in the summer.”
The silver quilted face that keeps snow off in January sits over the windshield as a sun shade in July. It also keeps leaves, sap and dust off in the fall. One cover, every season.
THE WHOLE KIT
Four reasons it earns a spot in your trunk
One cover, two mirror covers, zero scraping. Just peel.
Everything in the box
HOW IT WORKS
Lay It. Lock It. Peel It.
Most covers rely on magnets alone. WeatherGuard uses your doors too.

Step 1 — Lay it on
The night before snow, center the cover over the windshield and wipers. The nine magnets grab the roof edge and the hood.
Step 2 — Lock it in
Tuck the two side wings inside the front doors and close them. Hook the two elastic straps under the bottom corners, then pull the mirror covers over both mirrors.
Step 3 — Peel it off
In the morning, open a door, lift the cover, and shake the snow off onto the ground. The glass underneath is clear, so you get in and drive.
YOUR FIRST STORM
From the box to a clear windshield by morning
What the first night looks like, start to finish.
Unfold it
Shake it out and find the wings: they're the two long side panels with the orange reflective strips.
Put it on before bed
Center it over the windshield, tuck the wings inside the doors, close them, and hook the bottom straps. Mirror covers go on last.
Let it snow
Snow, sleet and frost land on the cover overnight. The glass, the wipers and the mirrors stay underneath it.
Peel, shake, drive
Open the door, lift the cover, shake it off and fold it into the trunk. Clear glass, no scraper, no waiting on the defroster.
THE HONEST COMPARISON
Only one is built for the 7 AM driveway
The 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
Put it on, let it snow, peel it off. If it doesn't fit your windshield, or you're unhappy with it for any reason, message us through the Contact page within 30 days of delivery and we'll walk you through a return and a full refund.
Lay It. Lock It. Peel It.
9 built-in magnets · door-lock side wings · 2 mirror covers · reflective night strips · 63" × 45.7" · 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
ANY LAST QUESTIONS?
The things people ask before they order
Will it fit my car?
The cover measures 63" wide by 45.7" tall (160 × 116 cm). That covers the windshield and wipers on most sedans, SUVs, minivans and small pickups. Before you order, measure your windshield across its widest point and from top to bottom. Full-size trucks and large vans have bigger glass, so measure those twice.
Will it blow off in the wind?
It's held three ways. The two side wings tuck inside the front doors, so closing the doors locks the cover in place. Nine built-in magnets hold the top and bottom edges, and two elastic straps with hooks anchor the bottom corners. On very windy nights, make sure both wings are fully inside the door frame before you shut the doors.
Will the magnets scratch my paint?
The magnets are sewn inside the fabric, so nothing hard touches the car. Lay the cover on clean, dry paint and lift it off rather than dragging it across the hood. Grit trapped under any cover is what scratches, not the cover itself.
What if it freezes to the car?
After freezing rain the fabric can stiffen. Lift the edges first, peel it back slowly and give it a shake. It loosens as it warms up, then folds down for the trunk.
Can I use it in summer?
Yes. The same silver quilted face that keeps snow off in January sits over the glass as a sun shade in July. It also keeps leaves, sap and dust off the windshield in fall.
What if we don't love it?
If you're not happy for any reason, message us through the Contact page within 30 days and we'll walk you through a return and refund.
How long does shipping take?
Please allow about a week for processing. Need it before the next storm? Choose Expedited Shipping at checkout. You can follow your order from our track-order page or by emailing us.