This is just one way to keep your car safe.

Jan 16, mauvais.

Mar 14, don't you ever in your cars life ever park under a tree no matter what tree it is. whether its sunny or rainy, parking under any kind of tree is a bit NO NO! 1st - its bird's restroom 2nd - tree sap is PITA to remove specially those small drops that look like over spray 3rd - twigs/brances can cause marring, dents, scratches.

Sep 11, where i live my parking space is situated under a rather large tree. sorry cant tell you which type of tree but that isnt really the issue. the problem is that because of the time of the year i.e.

autumn fast approaching my car keeps getting covered in sap that is dropping off the tree's leaves onto my car. i'm not too bothered about the car looking dirty but the problem arises as the sap gets Estimated Reading Time: 6 mins.

Sep 13, If you are like me, you try to park your car under a tree in parking lots and on the street for some shade, especially with the hot weather we've had lately.

Maybe you choose to park under a big hackberry tree, but when you return to your car, you notice droplets on your windshield and sticky stuff on the sidewalk, other cars, and the parking lot. Parking under a tree can prevent you from returning to an overheated car in the short term by keeping it in the shade on sunny days.

And yet in the long term, trees will often leave an unwelcome mark on your car. Even worse, a heavy loose branch can cause serious damage during windy weather.

Car cover if you truly this picky.

Jul 14, my designated parking spot is under a tree that gives me shade but also leaves some sort of residue (sorry don't know what it is and what tree).

best way to describe it is when, when my gf got into my car, she said it's raining, why am i not using my wipers? and it wasn't raining. just clear, tiny drops that looks like rain drops.