How to maintain a Garbage Truck Tricycle on rainy days?

We have entered the rainy season, and rainy weather not only poses a safety hazard to our daily travel, but also tests the life of Garbage Truck Tricycle and other vehicles.

After driving a tricycle on rainy days, you must do some necessary post-rain maintenance for the Garbage Truck Tricycle, so as to better maintain the service life of the tricycle.
Due to the properties of the material of the Garbage Truck Tricycle itself, water will be retained in the corners after contact with rainwater. Every drop of water will have more or less impact on the material of the shed frame. Although today's tricycles have built-in rainproof functions, no matter what product, it is necessary to maintain the car when walking outdoors.
After the rainy season, car owners should also consciously move their hands to wipe some corners of the Garbage Truck Tricycle and wipe off the remaining water droplets to prevent the tricycle from rusting and other problems. And for some shaft links, you can wipe some lubricating oil to prevent the body from chemically reacting with air and water after the paint falls off.
Being a little more careful will make our car last longer, and developing some basic maintenance techniques after using the Garbage Truck Tricycle is very necessary to maintain its lifespan.