LED lights snow/ice danger

[Whiteknight]

Rain-X makes Plastic water repellent spray. I have applied it; however, have not driven in a snow or ice storm yet. Has anyone tried it yet. I will report back when I can drive in storm.

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[ShadowsPapa]

Rain-X makes Plastic water repellent spray. I have applied it; however, have not driven in a snow or ice storm yet. Has anyone tried it yet. I will report back when I can drive in storm.

Come on down - snow and ice and more snow later this weekend. It's great for testing LED headlight treatments here right now.
Let us know - I'm interested as we have a lot of wet snow and freezing rain and drizzle - if that's a solution, I'd be all over it. For that matter even on my WJ as freezing rain and drizzle tends to stick to those under certain conditions.

 

[Roklok]

Has anyone thought of a clear cover for the headlight well? May be it would stop the snow/ice from piling up in the headlight>

 

[Choj]

Rain-X makes Plastic water repellent spray. I have applied it; however, have not driven in a snow or ice storm yet. Has anyone tried it yet. I will report back when I can drive in storm.

Why weren't you out driving last Friday night? Should also be snowing most of the day tomorrow.

 

[Whiteknight]

tada, just got back driving in snowy, not ice storm. Used my wife's 2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee (Trail Hawk) with LED head lamps, that I applied Rain X to it back in early January. Worked well enough that I could see at night while snow falling. Had small less than 1/4" line of ice build up on bottom of headlamp. Disclaimer some slat trucks hit me with salt, so side corners of headlamps had salt residue; however, I and my wife could see fine. If one us had a problem I would have known, we all may have been able to hear, even with windows rolled up. I'll follow up if I get into an ice storm.

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