Engine Covers

Transhield manufactures custom engine covers for a wide range of applications for virtually any application, from aircraft engines and marine motors to military ground vehicles and beyond. Every cover is built to fit the exact dimensions of the engine compartment it protects, so there are no gaps in coverage and no risk of a poor fit causing damage to components.

A properly fitted engine cover protects against moisture intrusion, corrosion, dust, debris, and airflow disruption during storage. Without protection, the engine compartment is exposed to conditions that can degrade hoses, intake components, turbo assemblies, stainless steel fittings, carbon fiber housings, valve covers, and other parts over time. This leads to costly repairs and potential warranty claims down the line.

Our covers feature optional Vapor Corrosion Inhibitors (VCIs) that releases protective vapor molecules inside the covered area, forming a barrier on metal surfaces and inhibiting corrosion by up to 95%. This is especially valuable for engines stored for extended periods or transported over long miles, where moisture buildup in the engine compartment is one of the biggest threats to long-term performance.

Every Transhield engine cover is custom built to fit your specific motor or engine compartment; there are no standard-size options. If a standard plastic cover or generic wrap has caused fitment issues in the past, our process eliminates that problem entirely. Our design team works from your exact dimensions, prints, or a professional on-site scan to create a new cover that fits precisely, protects completely, and holds up through the demands of storage and transport.

Yes. Transhield has a long history of manufacturing covers for military ground vehicles, including MRAPs and other combat systems where engine compartment and hood protection is critical. If you are looking for other military-specific solutions, visit our military covers page for more information.

Yes. Damage to engine components during storage or transport is a common source of warranty claims. A properly fitted engine cover helps prevent that kind of damage from occurring in the first place, protecting stainless steel, rubber, carbon fiber, and composite components inside the engine compartment and the warranty that comes with the equipment.