Winter road treatments.
Anyone who has spent any time in New England between October and May knows that winters here can be brutal. Between snow, ice, bitter cold, and being dark all the time, winter isn’t that great unless you really like snow sports. And it’s not great on your vehicle either. Salt and sand used to treat roads in the winter can be kicked up by other vehicles or dropped onto your vehicle by plow trucks. This can lead to chips and sandblasting that can wear away at your paint, and the salt especially can lead to early rust spots.