Car Covers while transporting?

Car covers come loose and risk damaging a unit.

Some manufacturers use condoms (my term) some mustangs, Corvettes, hyuandis, and others.

 

A small flapping corner can run up a big claim?

 

I once parked next to a 9 car carrier with a fleet of maseratis. The wraps on some of the units had come off. The driver did his pretrip then he took off with wraps flapping in the wind. I could tell that he didn't care.

 

I wouldn't say that he didn't care but removing the wrap can cost you more grief.
When you haul new cars and they have put wrap or a cover on the driver IS NOT responsible.
Remove it from flapping after if has scratched the paint and you are paying a claim.
Leave it and let it flap, they write it up but not against the driver.

 

It is ineffective, know guy who hauls Audis, they all are covered but tree branch scratched car as it would scratch without cover. Sliced like a butter

 

Ive hauled many a VW's and Audi's out of the Port of Houston and many of those units are wrapped. The ONLY thing the driver is responsible for is the driver side door. Everything else is excluded from any damage, unless you intentionally beat it to hell. And if the cover tears and flaps in the wind and beats the unit up, not a transporter caused event.