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As far as we are aware the covers don't affect the traction of the vehicle. The covers also have a certain ammount of traction because of the material they are made from. This along with the weight of the vehicle should keep them firm to the floor. But upto this moment in time we have never had any complaints about the traction and handling of the vehicle while our covers are fitted.
  • Posted 20 Jul 2006 17:31
  • By dave_m
  • joined 16 Jun'06 - 7 messages
  • cleveland, United Kingdom

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