Can You Drive in the Rain?

[ReaganFitz]

Can You Drive in the Rain? Here is some relevant information: Damage to the car body: After the vehicle gets wet in the rain, rainwater not only remains on the surface of the car body but also flows into the gaps underneath the car body. When driving in the rain, mud and dirt from the road surface can also splash into these gaps. When rainwater mixes with this mud and dirt, it forms grime that adheres to the gaps, hiding in hard-to-notice areas. If not cleaned properly, this can lead to rust on the car body. Damage to the paint: Nowadays, rainwater in urban areas generally has high acidity. The acidic components in the rainwater can severely corrode the car's paint, causing irreparable damage over time. Damage to the interior: As the vehicle ages, the sealing strips at the joints of the car body will gradually deteriorate. Areas such as the connection between the A-pillar and the windshield can become weak spots where rainwater can seep into the car, leading to water damage to the interior decorations.