How Often Should You Wash Your Car?

For most drivers, every two weeks is the sweet spot. Road film, bird droppings, and brake dust bond to paint over time, and once they bond, a simple wash no longer removes them.

If you park under trees, drive on salted winter roads, or commute on dusty highways, wash weekly. A garaged car driven lightly can stretch to three weeks — but never let bird droppings or bug splatter bake in the sun, as both etch clear coat within days.

Pair a regular exterior wash with a wax or sealant top-up twice a year, and your paint will look new for a decade. Better yet, book AquaRide on a repeating schedule and never think about it again.