Posted on 12/22/2021
The winter season is often rough on motor vehicles: the low temperatures, snow, ice, and long periods of inactivity toll a car. Frozen fuel lines, low pressure in tires, and frozen windshield wipers are just some of the common problems car owners face in the cold months. With some preparation, you can keep your car in good shape and stay safe on the roads during the winter season. Prevention is always better than cure. If you can take the steps outlined in this article, you will protect your car from wear and tear caused by icy temperatures. Get New Tires Driving conditions in the winter aren't the best, as ice and snow make roads slippery. Driving with worn-out tires is a safety hazard. Get new tires. Better yet, get winter tires. Their treads run deeper, which gives them better traction on the road. If temperatures dip below 45 degrees, you should change to winter tires. Remember to check the pressure too. With every 10 degrees drop in pressur ... read more