When a new horse carriage arrives at our hands, the first thing we feel bad about is dirtying it, steping over a puddle or circulate for any muddy road. Thus, our advice for a proper maintenance is clean the carriage with a bit of water before saving it and avoid that mud gets dry.

But another tip that sometimes goes unnoticed and it is not less important is to cover it with a good case to keep it. The protection avoids dust and light, helping us to conserve both the paint, upholstery and mechanical elements and thereby prolong its life. We also have waterproof seat covers for grabs if we rain.