How to Use a Car Sunshade Cover?

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Gwen
07/29/25 2:30pm
To use a car sunshade cover, first lift the front and rear positions of the outer cover, remove the two mirror sleeves, then fold the sunshade cover on the roof from front to back by approximately 30 centimeters, and finally fold the long side in half. For automatic car sunshade covers, the storage method involves lifting the sunshade cover from the bottom of the vehicle, pressing the remote control button to activate the sunshade cover, and then removing it from the roof. Car sunshade covers are cost-effective and can last for 3 to 5 years. They are typically used for outdoor parking or during outings. However, if an indoor parking space is available, it is recommended to park indoors to better protect the car, as the sunshade cover cannot completely provide insulation or similar effects.
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