Comments on: Can Road Salt Damage Your Car?

By: Car Tailing

Car Tailing — Tue, 10 Dec 2019 12:30:55 +0000

Hi, these are certainly steps one shouldn’t forget. The salt we use during winter wears out the paint and damage our surfaces of vehicles. Does it differ with each vehicle the weather change? Thanks!

By: Small town boy

Small town boy — Mon, 04 Mar 2019 01:22:10 +0000

Coming from a small town, how’bout all y’all city folk take responsibility for driving like you’re more important than erry’body else on the road. We small town folk ain’t as bright as all y’all but we know how to drive in the snow, all safe like, and on top of that we learned ourselves that there be something called winter/snow tires

By: Gary Lee

Gary Lee — Sat, 09 Feb 2019 21:52:17 +0000

After a snow storm, wash your car? When it’s -21 degrees? Sure. Cheap, rural towns don’t use salt when temps are even -3 degrees. They say salt won’t work at low temperatures. Maybe if drivers start bringing suits against these “don’t give a s**t” towns, and winning, these yocals might possibly start to understand that salting their roads might actually be cheaper than paying out thousands of dollars to accident victims. Might.

And hand wash in the winter? Fine. Stop by and hand wash my car today at -19. What a country, huh?

By: Marc Taylor

Marc Taylor — Tue, 19 Sep 2017 13:21:58 +0000

The car washes that I go to use soft Chamois strips instead of those old plastic bristles that they used to use that did cause the striping down the side and on the top surfaces. The important thing in the winter is to use a car wash that does the bottom blast to get the salt out from underneath the car.