Pam on wheels to keep snow from sticking?

• Jan 5, 2008

• #2

J

Jimbo

New member

I'm going to douche the car later today, and I want to know what success (if any) people have had with spraying Pam on their wheels to keep the snow off.

1) is it truly a solution?

2) spray and walk away, or wipe off?

3) will it do damage to my factory wheels?

Probably just a myth, but I thought I'd ask anyway. "Ounce of prevention" and all that...

 

• Jan 5, 2008

• #3

Pedro

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I have used it on the fender liners to keep the snow from packing in. I don't know that it will keep the snow from sticking to the wheels.

your best option is to clean then and wax them for the winter... or you could grab some winter wheels and not worry about it.

 

• Jan 5, 2008

• #4

katnip

the car is black. I swear

what, you don't like the "snow stuck in the wheels shimmy" ;D

 

• Jan 5, 2008

• #5

J

Jimbo

New member

Nah, I prefer my man-boobs to stay pretty much motionless.

On an unrelated note, I've beem going to the gym

 

• Jan 5, 2008

• #6

RedForester08

New member

do your wheels pack up like this.

 

• Jan 5, 2008

• #7

Tyler

Active member

Yes, and what a damn pain to unclog them every time. >

 

• Jan 6, 2008

• #8

Impreza05

New member

If pam doesn't work try wd 40. Pain to wash off but I bet it will work for a while.

 

• Jan 6, 2008

• #9

RedForester08

New member

There is only one way to keep this from happening. Keep it straight. >

Well that's not going to happen so my 115k BTU heater works wonders 20 minutes in the garage and perfectly clean wheels ;D

 

• Jan 6, 2008

• #10

D

ditch_bound

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Nah, I prefer my man-boobs to stay pretty much motionless.

On an unrelated note, I've beem going to the gym

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Lmfao, I can relate.

 

• Jan 7, 2008

• #11

bubba suby

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pam is for cooking man what i would do is use tire shine ;D O0