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Build up of snow in the wheel wells

Stevereddy

I’ve heard that can happen in the winter!

bob m

Ok, yes that does happen.....

I am assuming though that you are asking a question rather than stating the obvious. Truth is I have wondered about it myself - could it be dangerous, limiting the car's ability to make a turn of does it cause enough rubbing to affect tread life?

up-n-coming

Problem solved.................

SDakota

I thought that was called "Summer Wheeze"

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pdaugh

Wait for spring?

Strife1013

munsabin

This actually has amazing reviews on a few diff sites. Is it safe to use on cars though? on the exterior paint? Or just the wheel wells and underside where snow tacks on?

SDakota

It happens to all vehicles, even trucks and SUVs. Some weather conditions are worse than others. Snow in the wheel wells isn't as bad as snow inside the rim which can unbalance the wheel but can usually be knocked off with the end of a snow brush.


If your car looks like this, then I can see how snow in the wheel wells might be a problem:

bob m

Good points and well illustrated. Another reason I went with 17" wheels on my new snow tires.