How do you plan to wash your undercarriage?

[centra28]

I was totally on board with running my Bronco through the auto car wash down the street until I decided to upgrade to Sasquatch package. The tires are too wide to fit through the wash, and probably hits the height restriction.

I did some research and came across this Ryobi undercarriage pressure washer attachment (Ryobi Pressure Washer Water Broom). It seems like a good solution. The only problem for me is that I store my hoses in the garage for the winter so I'll have to think that one through some more.

• For those of you who are going to have Bronco's that you wouldn't dare take to the automatic car wash, what's your plan for keeping your vehicle clean?
• If you live in an area where snow/ice on the roads is common - what's your plan to keep the salt off the undercarriage?

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[jonwithanelcamino]

Lol I was going to respond with something really witty to the subject line. I got nothing. Some one will because the internet always wins.

 

[ZackDanger]

I was totally on board with running my Bronco through the auto car wash down the street until I decided to upgrade to Sasquatch package. The tires are too wide to fit through the wash, and probably hits the height restriction.

I did some research and came across this Ryobi undercarriage pressure washer attachment (Ryobi Pressure Washer Water Broom). It seems like a good solution. The only problem for me is that I store my hoses in the garage for the winter so I'll have to think that one through some more.

• For those of you who are going to have Bronco's that you wouldn't dare take to the automatic car wash, what's your plan for keeping your vehicle clean?
• If you live in an area where snow/ice on the roads is common - what's your plan to keep the salt off the undercarriage?

How small is this car wash?!

I would be shocked if Bronco, even a Squatched one, wouldn’t fit.

 

[centra28]

Lol I was going to respond with something really witty to the subject line. I got nothing. Some one will because the internet always wins.

I would expect nothing less

 

[The Bronze]

Lol I was going to respond with something really witty to the subject line. I got nothing. Some one will because the internet always wins.

I have a “dry” sense of humor, or else I would have said “water”.

 

[centra28]

How small is this car wash?!

I would be shocked if Bronco, even a Squatched one, wouldn’t fit.

it's a good size but their FAQ says 12" wide tire is the max. My last vehicle I had 285's which barely fit the tracks.

 

[The Bronze]

I have made my own under carriage pressure washer adapter by bending a regular want at a 60* angle and mounting it to a piece of plastic block to slide around on. That $40 Ryobi unit would work even better, depending on the tips used.

 

[ZackDanger]

it's a good size but their FAQ says 12" wide tire is the max. My last vehicle I had 285's which barely fit the tracks.

Oh. The tracks! That makes sense.

I just use one of the ones locally for my Jeep that you pull in and park and it does its thing around you.

It does undercarriage as you pull in.

 

[Headsong]

Do NOT keep a pressure washer in the garage unless it's heated. You'll destroy the pump.

 

[Toccoa]

Lol I was going to respond with something really witty to the subject line. I got nothing. Some one will because the internet always wins.

 

[centra28]

Oh. The tracks! That makes sense.

I just use one of the ones locally for my Jeep that you pull in and park and it does its thing around you.

It does undercarriage as you pull in.

thanks! I’ll have to look around my area for something like that.

 

[Shotsy]

Do NOT keep a pressure washer in the garage unless it's heated. You'll destroy the pump.

https://www.goldeagle.com/product/sta-bil-pump-protector/

 

[Shotsy]

I have one of these bad boys...

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07K22DGRY

 

[Squatch]

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