Do I Need to Remove the Tires When Applying Chassis Armor?

[ArthurLynn]

Applying chassis armor requires removing the tires. The role of chassis armor: Chassis armor involves spraying a rust-proof adhesive containing asphalt, oil-based, or water-soluble materials onto the chassis. It covers the exposed parts of the chassis, and once cooled and solidified, forms a dense protective film that safeguards the vehicle's undercarriage. Precautions for applying chassis armor: The oil pan and transmission oil pan should not be sprayed as they require heat dissipation. Similarly, body support components that need movement should not be coated. Therefore, the main areas for application are the fuel tank and the vehicle floor. Additionally, it is crucial to thoroughly clean the underside of the car before spraying to ensure proper adhesion of the armor.