Trouble spot infront of rear tires.
not really a trouble spot. tc's have a small area like that where stuff can accumulate, but the only thing that has in the 3 years i've had it is some snow and slush. it really isn't anything to worry about.
Snow and slush are bad enough. I'm in the Chicago area and I can see this becoming a rust and corrosion magnet.
Also, I don't wanna drive with an extra 15 pounds of frozen stuff hanging in front of my rear tires.
I'm gonna apply some undercoating soon, and want to find a way to fix this.
Also, I don't wanna drive with an extra 15 pounds of frozen stuff hanging in front of my rear tires.
I'm gonna apply some undercoating soon, and want to find a way to fix this.
Hahahaha, My xA, my Mom's Matrix and my Dad's Camry all have this lil spot where stuff can accumulate. Its not that big of a trouble spot. Just remember to his it with a hose when u wash the car n all the sand n road dirt cleans right out without a problem. There's a coating on it anyway so u shouldn't have to worry about road salt n whatnot rusting the area out. Just clean it out every once in awhile, as long as u don't let all the crud get packed in that area and leave it for extensive periods of time u shouldn't have a problem.
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