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I have had quite a few different cars, all of which I have used automatic car wash "tunnels" regularly during all seasons of the year. I have never experience
by ThinkBeat 2y ago
I have had quite a few different cars, all of which I have
used automatic car wash "tunnels" regularly during all seasons
of the year.
I have never experienced any problems from it.
Not long ago I read about a Tesla driver S driver who had a fight with
Tesla over the paint job. It was deteriorating in a hurry.
Tesla said it was due to the owner not following proper car wash procedure.
With specific soap at specific temperature and so on.
The driver protested and said they had done everything by the book.
I dont find it reasonable to have so many limiting rules to washing a car .
Then again perhaps this is a common problem with luxury cars.
I have never had one of those, except my first car which was a really old
Cadillac. The paint was still good even after all those years,
and I put it through the aut car wash many times.
- bathtub365 2y agoTesla’s are not really luxury cars. They charge luxury car prices but you seem to get the ride quality, interior quality, build quality, and customer service level of a cheap American domestic car. Luxury German cars of various makes have their own reliability issues and can be expensive to maintain but the quality of car overall is still in another league.
- tim333 2y agoIt depends a bit how fussy you are about micro scratches on the paintwork. All car washing causes some scratching due to grit on the car and the amount varies depending on how you do it. It's why new cars look shinier than older ones. Most cars use a similar tech with a clear coat over the paint. For a bit of money you can have it polished smooth again.