How to Protect Outdoor Vehicles from Hail?

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OClaire
07/30/25 1:11am
There are several methods to protect outdoor vehicles from hail: 1. Park the car under an eave: If conditions allow, park the car under an eave. However, the effectiveness depends on the wind direction. If you're lucky, your car might remain unscathed after a hailstorm. If you're unlucky and encounter unfavorable wind conditions, especially strong winds, parking under an eave may not be very effective. 2. Car hail protection cover: There is now a product called a car hail protection cover, which looks like a car cover but can be inflated. After covering the car and inflating it, even large hailstones hitting it would feel like hitting cotton. 3. Quilt: If your car is parked at home when hail starts, don't hesitate to go inside and grab a quilt. However, hailstorms are usually accompanied by strong winds, so remember to bring some ropes to secure the quilt to the car.
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