Mmario555
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getsometom
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The brushes from the carwash gave me anxiety as I watched them clean your cybertruck. Hopefully they didn't cause any damage.
Kudos to this carwash on the amount of dryers at the end.
Kudos to this carwash on the amount of dryers at the end.
Jhodgesatmb
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Those are foam/floppy and I used that kind on my Model Y for a couple of years before getting my CT. No scratches or other issues. I have gotten a couple of washes with them since on the CT. I suspect that anyone taking issue with this kind of wash might as well wash it themselves or have it washed by a professional. Some of us aren't that picky/paranoid (or have that much disposable money esp. after buying the Cybertruck).
OMFG
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I got tired of handwashing after driving to ranch in the sticks b/c the front end is like ultimate bug terminator...I guess all ICE cars hide it pretty well in radiator grill lol. Anyway, point being I have taken it through automatic soft brush wash now about 5-6 times and it does an amazing job at removing all the dried insects, fingerprints and other crap. What I was surprised by the most is how much water the blowers get off the truck vs. my bronco or raptor...I guess it is straight edges. I mean it is like dry. The only part it never dries is the tailgate as I think it has a angle to it the air can't reach at my local wash. I just keep a microfiber towel in locker and dry it off and any extra spots it may have missed. Saves me 45-1hr each time easy vs using mix of BKF/water solution in bucket, rinsing to remove acidic residue and then drying by hand. It doesn't replace a thorough hand wash at all, but for 5min run through, it is amazing time saver, especially in 95-100 Tx heat.
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