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All prices shown are inclusive of UK VAT at 20%. Shipping costs for orders are added at checkout (free for UK Mainland).

Not at the moment — we deliver within the UK, Isle of Man and Channel Islands. UK mainland delivery is free; the Scottish Highlands & Islands, Northern Ireland, Isle of Man, Isle of Wight, Channel Islands and Isles of Scilly carry a flat £10 delivery charge, confirmed from your postcode before you pay. If you're outside these areas, get in touch and we'll see what we can arrange.

Covers can be printed in batches. Unfortunately, minimum batch quantities apply and we cannot offer one-off printed covers.

Thor and Bifrost covers are both fully waterproof and breathable. They are designed for all-year use, particularly on cars that are used frequently. Gungnir covers are fully waterproof, non-breathable but vented covers — designed for winter-only storage and most suited to vehicles that are not used for weeks or months at a time.

The expected lifespan of Thor and Freya covers is 5–8 years. We would expect other covers to last 3–5 years if used in typical conditions and in accordance with the care instructions supplied with every cover.

All materials used for Viking Covers are designed to be used on painted vehicle surfaces. All fittings included with covers are non-scratch. Please make sure you read the fitting instructions supplied with your cover.

The cover can be easily fitted by one person. Once you have fitted the cover a couple of times it should only take a couple of minutes to fit or remove.

The detachable straps are placed on the ground in the desired parking space. You then drive over the straps (making sure to avoid the plastic clips), then fit the cover. Finally, snap the strap fasteners in place to complete the job.

Most modern cars have aerials which can be simply removed by unscrewing counter-clockwise, and stored safely in the car. Please check the aerial base to be sure it will not damage the cover — if necessary, the area can be padded with a soft cloth or hollowed-out polystyrene.

If the resprayed car has been baked in an oven, generally a cover can be used one week later. If the car has not been baked, we recommend seeking the painter's advice as some paint processes can continue to harden for 3–5 months.

We recommend removing the cover every 2–3 weeks to check the vehicle's bodywork and stretch the elastic hems in the cover. In the UK the car will remain damage-free if left for periods longer than 2–3 weeks.

Viking Covers use the latest generation of very strong materials to resist wind damage from gusts up to 60mph. If forecast winds and storms are over storm force 10 (63mph), the cover should be removed. Where winds are high enough to cause structural damage to buildings, it's possible that an outdoor fabric cover will become damaged — our standard warranty specifically excludes storm damage.