Read the Amazon title for part 3401382 slowly. The first line says it is a cover for the Performer Deluxe, 2005 to 2025. The second line says it fits the Performer Premium and Premium Smart 22.
Those are not the same grill. Weber’s own store settles it. The 3401382 belongs to the 2026 Performer Premium cart. Nothing Weber prints mentions the Deluxe.
So this review has two jobs. First, send the right buyer to it and the wrong one away. Then comes the right buyer’s question: is $77.99 fair for what Weber made?
53 inWidth, the widest of Weber's Performer covers
5.5 inSpare width over the 2026 Performer Premium
$13.00Extra over Weber's two other Performer covers
NoneWeber pages that link this cover to the Deluxe
The cover arrives folded into a flat carton, roughly the size of a hardback book. Shaken out, it is plain black fabric with one Weber badge and its little red kettle.
On the grill, the outline is a box with a tent on one end. The kettle lid pushes up a pointed peak. The rest drops square over the cart and its full-width table.
Look low and the hem stops just above the casters. The fabric reaches almost to the floor, with only the wheels showing. At one corner, a dark strap tab hangs down beside a locking caster.
A short loop sits right at the peak. Across four photographs, the cloth shows no vent opening.
It looks like a garment cut for one customer. That impression is correct, as long as you are that customer.
Weber’s store gives this cover five short lines. The Amazon listing repeats them word for word, then adds a fiber and a weight. Together, that is the whole printed record.
- Model-specific cut: Weber names the Performer Premium and Premium Smart 22. It goes over grill and cart together.
- UV-inhibiting fabric: The one material property Weber states. A black shell usually loses its color years before its strength.
- Two cart straps: Weber says both connect to the cart. In the studio frames, one hangs down by a locking caster.
- Crown loop: A small handle at the peak, the natural place to lift from.
- Light at 1.6 pounds: Amazon’s item weight. It goes on one-handed.
- BBQ Cover: Neither Premium grill ships with one, so this is always an extra purchase.
Weber leaves out a lot. Nothing covers fabric weight, seams, care or a warranty.
Fit and coverage
Weber’s sheet for the 2026 Performer Premium reads 45 by 47.5 by 28 inches, lid down. The Premium Smart shares those numbers. The cover measures 46 by 53 by 25.
That leaves 5.5 inches of spare width. The Premium’s cart carries a Weber Works side table and a side rail. That spare cloth could give room for whatever hangs off the rail.
Height runs one inch over the closed lid, so the peak sits snug. Depth is the odd number. Front to back, Weber’s figure falls 3 inches short of the cart, unexplained.
Then there is the headline, and Weber never ties part 3401382 to the Deluxe. For the older Premium and Deluxe carts, Weber sells the 7152. It is 39.8 inches tall and 48.5 long. Put the two side by side and the 3401382 gains 6.2 inches up and 4.5 across.
So on a pre-2026 Deluxe, expect a different shape and a different size. Weber publishes nothing on how it would sit. Buy the 7152 instead.
Weather protection and durability
Two phrases carry Weber’s whole weather case: weather-resistant, and UV-inhibiting fabric. That second claim matters more than it sounds on a black shell parked in full sun.
Note that Weber stops short of waterproof, and so should you. No coating is named. No vent shows in any frame. Damp from a warm bowl has nowhere to go but down.
The long hem cuts both ways. It keeps rain off nearly the whole cart. It also leaves less gap for air to move upward.
On lifespan, the paperwork runs dry. Amazon calls the fabric polyester. Weight per yard and stitching go unmentioned by both.
The warranty line on Amazon only says to ask customer service. Silence is not weakness. Still, a tear in year two leaves you nothing printed to point at.
Handling, upkeep and value
Covering the grill is a short job. Hold the little top loop, and let the peak settle onto the kettle. Square the box over the table, then fasten both straps to the cart. Two anchors hold far better than one in a gusty yard.
The listing disagrees with itself on closure. Amazon’s detail table says drawstring. Weber’s words say straps, and the photographs show a strap tab and no drawstring. Trust the maker here.
Care instructions are not published for this part. Brush it down and dry it out before folding.
Weber asks $77.99 here. The base Performer’s 3401369 sells for $13.00 less. On paper that buys six inches of width and nothing else. Height, depth, straps and fabric claim all match.
Against a $649.00 grill, the premium is small. It is also the only Weber cover cut for this cart.
- A headline that points the wrong way: Amazon’s first title line names the pre-2026 Deluxe. A Deluxe owner who stops reading there buys a cover cut for another cart. Match the part number to your cart’s build year first.
- A thin spec sheet: No fabric weight, no seam detail and no warranty term. If it fails early, you rely on Weber’s goodwill. Save the order confirmation.
- No vent under a long hem: Covering a warm bowl seals damp inside. Wait for a cold bowl, and lift a corner after days of rain.
