I looked this up last night and you are right, i wasn't aware that touchless car washes touch your car though. Im still going to avoid them, i go every once in awhile to diy car wash as thats what my detailer suggested. I had my car nano'd before the winter and he said stay away from anything with moving parts that touch your car unless you want swirl marks. I noticed he mentioned several times that ford's clear coat is very soft whereas german manufacturers (not all but i remember him saying bmw) have a much harder clear coat.
Lmao at the wife example.That's like not fucking your smoking hot trophy wife, because you want her to stay tight.
That's like going out with the hottest cheerleader and only cuddling.
That's like joining the football just to become a water boy.
That's like joining the military to be a paper pusher.
It just makes no sense
Awesome, thanks for sharing.Always the only Mustang at the ski resort
Interesting, keep me posted.
Nice color!
Very nice pony! I wouldn't be able to store it for months either. It would eat me up inside.I daily drive mine through the winter on Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3+ tires. I tried storing my previous RWD high performance vehicle for one winter and couldn’t stand it - busted it out in February. Ever since I run through the winter on winter wheels. I chose all seasons because I can drive our Mini if we’re going to get much snow - plus winter tires are not as responsive as the A/S 3+ tires - or as good in the wet - and the all seasons are a better match for the cool to cold months in the spring and fall.
Oh I never use the brush. That thing is death for paint with all the sand and crap in it
I may have one winter left before I get a beater. The salt, the crap, the snow plows/other drivers that bump into cars. No thanks. The last few days were particularly annoying to get around in and that's with snow tires. But mainly it kills me to have such a nice car have it's ass kicked and covered in crap for 3-4 months.... it also gives me something to look forward to every spring
I couldn't do it. Would miss it too much.
what the size of you tires? how good and bad A/S 3+ ? Im between couple of brands.I daily drive mine through the winter on Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3+ tires. I tried storing my previous RWD high performance vehicle for one winter and couldn’t stand it - busted it out in February. Ever since I run through the winter on winter wheels. I chose all seasons because I can drive our Mini if we’re going to get much snow - plus winter tires are not as responsive as the A/S 3+ tires - or as good in the wet - and the all seasons are a better match for the cool to cold months in the spring and fall.
See my avatar. Snow was a little deep that day and the splitter was plowing through it.
