How many of you guys are still washing your car ? ;)
#1
How many of you guys are still washing your car ? ;)
Well here in Canada we should normally be by now in -15 degree weather with 30 cm of snow..... Well instead its 8 degrees outside with no snow and the sun shining bright Thought i washed the car for the last time last week but guess not!!! Took advantage of the day to finally do a proper wash and wax and finally get some pictures of it
Took the pictures on my front lawn How many of you guys are still washing your car?
Took the pictures on my front lawn How many of you guys are still washing your car?
#2
I would right now if I had the time to actually do it. I've washed my car in like 34 degree weather before. (about 1 degree for you Canada guys) Will probably end up cleaning my wheels when I take them off my car in even colder weather here when I get around to putting the winter ones on. Even have washed with 8in of snow on the ground. Matter of fact I pulled into the front yard and did it right in the 8in of snow so the water wouldn't freeze on the driveway. haha
#3
You HAVE to wash your car if you live where it snows! That is if you care about your car. I washed my old Monte at least once a week when I lived up north. Rust will kill a car so fast. Helps if you have a heated car wash and/or a heated garage, but I just couldn't let the road salt eat away at my car no matter what... it's worth the numbed hands and face, lol.
#4
I always try to get to a car wash at least once a month in the winter month but that is very difficult to fit in. I care about my car but rust is already eating away at the rockers pretty hardcore. I do not have a heated garage or anything so all washing is done out in the elements.
#5
Any weekend when it's not raining in the winter. Driving on wet roads makes it super dirty. A good waxing in the fall helps the grime to wash away.
Average winter temp is about the same as summer - 55.
Average winter temp is about the same as summer - 55.
#6
Ran it throught the automatic car wash at the dealer i get my oil change done at since i get a free carwash with my oil change, was closed when i had it done
#7
As long as it's above freezing here I can wash my car at my house - we have hot and cold water spigot in the garage. Otherwise I go to one of the do it your self car washes - especially if it's salty.
#10
I wash mine once a week in the winter, I can go a little longer in the summer. Most times I do it in the driveway but once the snow files I hit the do it yourself wash. I just found a new one by my work that is 5 minutes for 1.75. Most others only go for 3 minutes for that here.