Outdoor weatherproof truck cover

I am a new member and this is my first posting. I am searching for the right truck cover for my situation. My truck sits outside with no type of protection from the sun, rain, bird droppings, etc. After researching covers, it looks like it is best to have a breathable cover to let moisture out from underneath, but these types of covers are not guaranteed to keep rain water from getting to the truck. I like to keep my truck clean so I do not want rain bleeding through or moisture forming underneath and messing up my detailing job. It needs to have the soft inner lining to protect the paint, durable enough to withstand the hot summer sun and cold winter months with some snow, yet manageable enough for me to put on and take off by myself without being too heavy or bulky (I'm 5'10", 49 years old, and this is a 4WD Crewmax). I drive the truck 2-4 times a week, so taking the cover on and off will be regular. Any guidance in this area would be much appreciated!
2016 Tundra Crewmax SR5 TRD

 

Build a carport or garage. That would be the best in the long run

 

Welcome from San Diego. As mentioned above, a carport would be best if you have the space for it. With regards to a cover, I’m not much help. I know they make high end covers for cars but I’ve never seen them for a truck.
I would check out CoverCraft and see what they offer. They have quality products and may be able to make you a custom cover if needed.

 

That. Or something like this.

https://www.kingcanopy.com/item/g10208/dome-garage/

 

Welcome from WI. Covercraft makes some very good, well fitting covers. The ultra'tect or Noah covers would likely be the best fit for your needs. One thing to be aware of ...and I've seen it firsthand... is paint wear from wind. Even the best fitting covers will flap in the wind and regardless of what they're lined with, it will cause paint damage on corners and body lines. You'll also have to remove and reinstall your antenna every time you put the cover on or take it off.