What are the effects of a car being parked for half a year?
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Parking a car for half a year can have the following effects: 1. Tire deformation. When a car is parked for a long time, the tires will gradually lose air, and the part of the tire between the rim and the ground will be compressed for an extended period, leading to deformation and damage. 2. Battery depletion. Some systems in the car continue to operate while parked, requiring power from the battery. When the battery is not recharged, the power will be drained, and over time, the car may not start. Additionally, prolonged power loss can damage the battery. 3. Gasoline evaporation. The car's fuel tank is designed with ventilation pipes to maintain air pressure. When the vehicle is parked for a long time, gasoline can evaporate through these ventilation pipes. 4. Increased corrosion of brake discs, chassis, and other components. Without proper maintenance during long-term parking, exposed metal parts are more susceptible to corrosion.