You’ll be hard pressed to damage your wheels washing it at home. I’ve already waxed my car twice and applied ceramic coating. It’s slick as butter.
Yep so true but I no longer can do my own wash of car. One dose not need to go through a car wash to damage the wheels as the car is so long miss judge a turn and bingo ask me how I know. Later RJDYou’ll be hard pressed to damage your wheels washing it at home. I’ve already waxed my car twice and applied ceramic coating. It’s slick as butter.
What!? The car is looking at speed limit signs with a camera? I figured those speed limits were coming from the navigation or something like how Google Maps has them.Yeah the speed sign memory is a nice feature when it works. It seems to work as CTMEO says, and when it doesn't have a sign then it defaults to some database (likely the gps map data).
It will tell me that the speed limit is 55mph (correct) on one side of the road then later when I drive back it will say it's 30mph (incorrect) because it didn't see the sign as I turned onto the road.
Yeah, I actually wish it used Google maps but it uses the built in nav as a backup and a camera as the primary. The nice part of this setup is that it will pick up temporary signs (like work zones)What!? The car is looking at speed limit signs with a camera? I figured those speed limits were coming from the navigation or something like how Google Maps has them.![]()
Doesnt matter what type of brush they use, if a car/truck goes through there caked in mud and sand, and you go through next you're gonna get swirls on your paint.My local wash has those foam "fingers" as opposed to brushes. Secondly, the tire guides are coated and have not left any marks yet on my 11" wheels.
Well drag racing sure does not help keep your car in its prime.Doesnt matter what type of brush they use, if a car/truck goes through there caked in mud and sand, and you go through next you're gonna get swirls on your paint.
Look if my car is gonna get damaged it's gonna be in battle on it's way to Valhalla, not in a car wash lolWell drag racing sure does not help keep your car in its prime.Later RJD
From the manual (Page 206): "The Traffic Sign Assist (TSA) system fuses traffic signs detected by a forward facing camera with map data from the vehicle's navigation to display the best available information about the current applicable speed limits."What!? The car is looking at speed limit signs with a camera? I figured those speed limits were coming from the navigation or something like how Google Maps has them.![]()
Agreed.As long as it's "touchless" (no spinny brushes) it's not going to hurt the car at all. Also avoid the ones with tracks that push your tire through or you'll get curb rash.
Modern car paint holds up much better than it used to, just give it a coat of wax/ceramic every 6 months to a year and it will last just fine.
I moved the to a new thread. Later RJDInteresting story.............