I had that before, I think it's more to do with the shoes you're wearing and possibly your clothes too. I had a certain pair of leather shoes which I could never wear to work becasue of the shocks from the car, the work kitchen taps and the kettle. It seemed to be worse if I was wearing leather soled shoes rather than rubber solesI keep getting a static electricity shock off my car. Mostly when i open and close the door. It's getting that bad that i now close the door with the palm of my hand as it's less painful to get a shock there than my finger ends. Any of you an idea what's causing it?
Cloth seats? The general consensus is that it's caused by static created as you slide your arse across the seat to get out. I've never noticed it happen in a car with leather seats.I keep getting a static electricity shock off my car. Mostly when i open and close the door. It's getting that bad that i now close the door with the palm of my hand as it's less painful to get a shock there than my finger ends. Any of you an idea what's causing it?
What! and get finger marks on the glass!Push from the glass.
I have rubber ones in which came with the car,though i do have a carpet material mat for the driver's side so i don't mark the heels of my shoes with black rubber.Change those carpet mats to rubber ones.
I sold the gimp suit on eBay as a "Covid-19 PPE outfit".Your need a rubber mat so your shoes aren't rubbing against the carpet and developing a static charge. You must surely have an old gimp suit that doesn't fit you any more that you could cut up to make one?
They did work a little, but the tyres did the same job anyway.I notice you dont see those anti static strips anymore, that used to hang down from the back of cars in the 80's.
Probably because they were a gimmick that never worked.