Dodge SUV Covers

Dodge SUVs are family vehicles, and family vehicles are the ones that lose the garage. Bikes, boxes, a second car and whatever else needs a roof more than the SUV does all get there first, so the Durango and the Journey spend their lives on a driveway taking sun on a long roof and rain on a tailgate that faces the weather more directly than any panel on a saloon. They are also tall, which is the detail that defeats a generic cover: a pattern cut for a car runs out of fabric at the roof and rides up off the sills, and one cut for a full-size truck bags around the lower body and flaps. The older Ramcharger is a different shape again — short, square and upright, from an era before SUVs were rounded off. An EliteShield cover is cut to one model's own outline so the fabric follows the roofline, clears the mirrors and stays put in wind. Pick your model below, then your year, and we show the cover patterned for that vehicle.