I have nitrogen in my tires as well from when i bought the car...

does nitrogen expire? :icon17:

Save your money. You won't get flat spots if your car sits for a few months. If your still concerned, move your car back a couple inches every two months.

Yes, you'll need to change it every two weeks.

i feel for you. but we have plenty of room down here.. come on down...

Still waiting for a glimmer of spring..



Tire pressure at 50 psi to avoid flat spots. Trickle charger in effect.

That's a nice looking cover you got there!

That cover looks familiar! :tup:

Dang, your garage is clean.

Post up pictures of the Storm Proof cover. How do you like it?

Not my garage. It's my Mums.

She has 2 car garage and 1 car.
I have 2 car garage and 3 cars.

So the Z goes to her place to hibernate for the winter. That way my daily driver stays in garage during winter.

Thanks. A buddy of mine has an 2010 Camaro and uses the manufacturer supplied cover. It looks good because it says "Camaro" and has the stripes, but its thin and not great quality.

Ask and you shall receive:


http://www.the370z.com/members/lunaz...stormproof.jpg

http://www.the370z.com/members/lunaz...ll-have-do.jpg


It seems to be working very well, although it had some issues with blowing off in high winds. I got some cover clamps from Griot's Garage and that seems to have solved the problem.
It looked really cool this morning... it was like a wet, frozen black shrink-wrap with all the ice and freezing rain we've been getting.

Snow is why I live in FL :P Can drive my car all year with no concern.

:iagree: :happydance: