goldteam

With a level and 33's i have a good amount of offset i was turned away. I was like an inch to wide for the rails

knezat225

I have been installing carwashes for 8 years now and my truck fit fine with Rize 8" and 35's. now I'm running 10.5" of lift and 37's not a chance lol

Especial86

iTrader: (1)

The tunnel wash is a dangerous place. Some places take good care of there equipment, brushes and rollers, others don't. I've gone into one with my white ford f150, and came out with a big splotch of grease on my bedside.. They let me ride through 1 more time for free, and then my bug-deflector on my hood came loose. After my truck dried it looked dirtier and more scratched up then before I went in...
Ever since then, I will only do the 2 bucket wash method by hand, mixed in with the occasional wash bay spray downs...
If you have fender flares, vent shades, plastidip, eBay lights, auxiliary lights, even rust on your gas door, you should stay out of the wash tunnel...

knezat225

Agreed. Anything after market is cheap and doesn't hold very well. Our carwashes actually polish the vehicle.

Hunttman01

Go to a truck wash (like for semis and rvs

80575

Bring your car washes to Minnesota please.

knezat225

Lol p.s. don't go to any 18 wheeler washes they pick up grease! Do y'all have any glass building carwashes out there ?

80575

I'm not sure if I have ever seen a glass car washes out here.

phan10m

Tunnel wash ate my driver rear vent visor and peeled the plasti dip off my steps.

08screwCA

X2 truck wand wash bay i dont trust auto washes