Car Windshield Snow Ice Cover with Side Mirror and Hook,Magnetic Windshield Cover for Ice and Snow,Car Windshield Sun Shade Foldable,Fit for Large Sedan/Large SUV/Pickup/Truck/MPV(65"x49")

My wife got one for our f150. It uses the XL for reference. My 2000 dodge Dakota uses the L size. Easy to use basic design.

OK, for a F150, It kind of fits. It is made out of a material that I don't think will last, seems like just cotton. I have a 2013 F150. It is tall enough but the width leaves a small sliver of windshield uncovered. It has magnets for the top and bottom to help it from blowing off, but the side mirror covers wont go over my OEM trailer mirrors so the sides have to be secured a different way. You can either use the hook and strap already attached to the cover or there is an ear that you can shut into your door. It would have been nice if they put a loop on the cover to hook the other end of the strap to so you could wrap it around your side mirrors. I have a different brand for my wife's SUV and it is much better material and a better fastening system . I would recommend one that is made from 600D Oxford. Over all it is an OK product. Comes in a carrying case but it is not very usable.

Had a few other covers that claimed would fit a truck, but this one actually does. Included mirror covers fit right over my mirrors and were even in the right location, some are way too high or too low, this fit my 99 F150 very nicely. Prefer units with side bars as they stay flat better in heavy wind, but I park this truck up near a fence and behind my place so not a lot of wind there and no issues in the 2 storms yet. When storm over, I roll u, bring inside and set inside utility sink in my bathroom a few hours, then hang over shower rod, then roll up when dry and put back in vehicle. If you stow it away all ice covered, then expect it to melt inside as vehicle warms up and get things wet. SO I have an extra to keep in vehicle when the one just used is covered in ice so when I park I can get covered again and not battle a frozen windshield. By time I return, 1st one dry, and 2nd one getting dried... now if just fluffy snow you can shake off, but that icy stuff, it really clings, then these freeze together so best to just bring in or toss on a clothes line with few clothespins if sun is out and just let it dry so can be stored again for next time...

It’s not long enough for the magnets to reach my hood. Update; just had a few days of rain off and on and the inside of my driver’s door was soaked. Never happened before…

Great for using on our SUV, protecting our vehicle during the icy cold days/nights and helps ensure a quicker start our day in the morning. It’s easy to just remove and get the defrost started without having to wait for the snow or ice to melt off.

I got this Smeyta windshield cover to stop dirt buildup on the windshield and leaves getting under the hood.It fit quite well side-to-side and from roof to hood, leaving no uncovered gaps. The side mirror covers also fir well and the fluorescent and reflective tape help avoid hitting them at night. The wheel straps were easy to snag. It folds up reasonably easily to store compactly.My only issue is the magnets being fairly weak. There are several across the roof edge and hood edge. They are strong enough to stop light winds from picking it up but I'll have to wait for heavy winds to see. I might just add a couple of stronger clamp/hook magnets on top if that becomes an issue. Maybe if they used really strong magnets it would be hard to take off the car.

Seemed nice. But not big enough for a ford 150.

Easy to put on and take off. Really works for that stubborn frost!

it fits my ram 1500 but 10 cm wider, would have by nicer