How Long Can a Car Be Parked at Most?
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Car can be parked for up to 20 days at most. Here are the relevant details: Long-term Parking: It is recommended that car owners avoid long-term parking. Vehicles left unused for extended periods may experience performance degradation in various components, leading to higher frequency of malfunctions when driven, as well as increased maintenance costs for the owner. Parking Location: When the car is not in use for a long time, it is important to choose a suitable parking location. Ideally, the vehicle should be parked in a garage for better protection. If parking outdoors is unavoidable, using a car cover can help maintain the cleanliness of the paintwork and protect it from sun, rain, falling leaves, and other debris that could damage the paint. Avoid Using the Handbrake: For cars parked long-term, it is advisable not to engage the handbrake. Prolonged parking with the handbrake on can cause chemical reactions between the brake system and moisture or oxygen in the air, leading to varying degrees of rust on the brake discs and pads. In severe cases, this may result in wheel lock-up.