An Ineos car cover is not just a tarp for sun and rain. It is a miniature microclimate that surrounds your Ineos every time you step away from the wheel. In the United States, Ineos owners often move between “difficult” weather zones: scorching noon in the Sun Belt, steady drizzle in the Pacific Northwest, sandblasting winds in the Desert Southwest, or salt-laden air along the coast. Left uncovered, paint, glass, black plastics, chrome and rubber seals are constantly stress-tested by UV, heat, moisture and fine dust. Over time, exterior details lose luster, glass develops chalky water frames, the cabin grows musty and paint shows fine swirls. When you use the right Ineos car cover designed around the physics of sun, water, wind and salt