What's the point of headlight washers?
#1
What's the point of headlight washers?
I mean, they always put them on luxury cars. My Porsche has them. Have you ever seen a Cayman go mud-bogging? Flash down a muddy road at speed? Plow through the deep part of a muddy puddle on a dirt road?
Of course not. So why does my Porsche have them but 4x4s DON'T? I did all of the above in my Avalanche last weekend and needed the things, but I've never seen one 4x4 that had them (aside from the Range Rover, which could fit the luxury car category). I've never needed headlight squirters on cars that had them and frequently needed them on trucks that I've never even seem them as an option on, even the fully loaded, luxury models.
What's up with dat?
Of course not. So why does my Porsche have them but 4x4s DON'T? I did all of the above in my Avalanche last weekend and needed the things, but I've never seen one 4x4 that had them (aside from the Range Rover, which could fit the luxury car category). I've never needed headlight squirters on cars that had them and frequently needed them on trucks that I've never even seem them as an option on, even the fully loaded, luxury models.
What's up with dat?
#7
See, I don't get that. I lived in New Orleans and in the summer it rained every day. Rain cleans the grime off.
#8
I don't disagree with that, but when it is more of a mist than a rain it does not clean them. At least that was my experience in Europe.
#9
Its so dry out here I run LT tires instead of all-terrain on my Z71 & I've never had any traction problems. The only thing I can't run in is sand, but I don't see that unless I'm trying. I don't "wheel" it but I spend plenty of time in the desert so big lugs aren't really necessary.