We Tested the Dumbest Car Products on Wish.com
A video on YouTube. In Cars, a Krater category.
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Two hosts test various car accessories ordered from Wish.com, reviewing and testing items such as a supercharger fan, a phone holder, a car tray, an OBD2 chip tuner, cleaning goop, an electronic blow-off valve, and laser armrest lights.
From the video
Answers: Are car accessories on Wish.com scams or actually good?
- Wish.com car accessories review
- Car accessory testing
- Scam or jam car products
What it concludes
- The Double Turbine Turbo Charger fan is a scam and restricts airflow.
- The Universal Car Phone Holder works and is a jam for $1.92.
- The Stupid Car Tray is useful as a car charcuterie board rather than a practical organizer.
- The Super OBD2 chip tuning box lights up but provides no documented power or fuel economy gains.
- The vacuum cleaning soft rubber goo is too liquidy and leaves a residue, making it a scam.
- The Universal Electronic turbo Car Fake Dump Valve produces a humorous blow-off sound and is a fun prank item rather than a performance mod.
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