Agreed, and if I had another car to use I wouldn't even be worrying about driving the ZHP in the winter, but unfortunately it's what I, and I'd imagine a few others, are faced withQuote:
Originally Posted by BADCLOWN
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Agreed, and if I had another car to use I wouldn't even be worrying about driving the ZHP in the winter, but unfortunately it's what I, and I'd imagine a few others, are faced withQuote:
Originally Posted by BADCLOWN
I try to use my wife's car as much as possible in the winter time, but when I do have to go out the Blizzaks treat me well. I had some Pirelli snow tires I liked, but these are a lot better. (WS80).
The only other thing I can think of to add to what has been said is to use some of this stuff:
Gummi-Pflege
on your door and trunk weather seals to keep them from freezing together.
Gummi Pflege is awesome. I use it on the seals in the doors as well. Like the square things that are grey and drying in most cars. Completely revived them on mine.Quote:
Originally Posted by quikryptonite
Thanks for the tip! I'll be picking up some, that's for sureQuote:
Originally Posted by quikryptonite
That's good to know. I have previously used silicone spray on seals, but it's hard to apply on our cars- overspray.
you can always spray it generously onto a microfiber and then go onto the seals. that's what i do.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dual
Good point for sure but I ordered the Gummi goop to try.
From looking at the web it appears the 303 folks may be rebranding this product, as well.
I haven't noticed any seal problems on my car as of yet, but should I still get this and apply it before winter? Or should I not worry about it until I start to notice some sort of issue?Quote:
Originally Posted by slater
the seals dry out over time, the silicone spray (or gummy pflege) hydrates the seals... always a good thing. do it yearly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prestovie
Anyone here have experience with Fluid Film??? Lots of people up my way are very positive about it.
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