Anything to consider if the Tundra is used less and parked outside?

[1444buicking]

Should you be reapplying the undercoating annually?

I'm not sure what best practices are for them.

 

[PWMDMD]

Should you be reapplying the undercoating annually?

I'm not sure what best practices are for them.

No idea, but I was just under the truck yesterday changing the oil and the rust is really minimal so I'm not going to worry about it at this point.

 

[svtrit]

Get the traps out, put them in the freezer when you catch them and if you get enough you can do something like this.

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I laughed way to hard at these pictures.

I second the Fliud Film and would use a good Hybrid Ceramic coating at a minimum, reapplied every 6 months.

When our trusty, rust free Chrysler Voyager van got kicked outside it was only 2 years before I started seeing rust. It sat those 2 winters without salt exposure at all during that time, waiting for our first kid to get his license. I think being outside accelerated the rust. Fluid Film would decrease that acceleration if also applied inside the rockers, cab corners and fenders.