DemCoconuts
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Some of the folks I wheel with get a hard on for mud. Don't get me wrong, I like my share of mud, but after you've fried some radiator e-fans and experienced the mad mud shakes on the highway after, you get over it. I will not actively hunt for mud, but won't avoid it.
I don't usually wash my vehicles over the winter. Once or twice to get ice buildup off. Every couple of weeks in the summer I'll give them a power wash down, but nothing real detailed.
I have to admit though, there was a couple times last summer that I was in my truck, freshly coated from a mud run, that I pulled up next to guys in jacked up trucks. They would give me the dirtiest of looks haha (there are a lot of well equip trucks that only see pavement up here).
I don't usually wash my vehicles over the winter. Once or twice to get ice buildup off. Every couple of weeks in the summer I'll give them a power wash down, but nothing real detailed.
I have to admit though, there was a couple times last summer that I was in my truck, freshly coated from a mud run, that I pulled up next to guys in jacked up trucks. They would give me the dirtiest of looks haha (there are a lot of well equip trucks that only see pavement up here).