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Winter Car Care: Car care in winter

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Winter Car Care

Winter Car Care
Winter Car Care

Winter Car Care

Brrrr! Winter Car Care: Here it comes again: winter and all the horrors that go with it, from black ice to carol singers. It’s a tough time, not just for the car but for the driver too. It makes sense to check the car now and take some precautions before you find […]

Battery Check: Keep That Spark Alive.


First, consider your car’s heart: the battery. Cold temperature is like having a nasty cold for batteries. It lowers their efficiency. You do not want to be stuck on a cold morning with a car that won’t start, do you? Regular checkups are essential. And, hey, if you need a replacement, you know where to look.

  1. Tyres—Your Car’s Winter Boots:
    We’ve discussed winter tyres before, but it’s worth revisiting. Good tread depth is essential for providing greater traction on wet and icy roadways. Consider these your car’s winter boots. You wouldn’t go out in the snow wearing trainers, right? The same goes for your vehicle.
  2. Antifreeze, the Secret Weapon:
    Antifreeze is like a warm cup of tea for your car’s engine. It prevents the cooling system from freezing, which is especially useful in the winter. Keep the levels topped up and confirm that the combination is correct. A 50/50 mix of antifreeze and water is usually ideal.
  3. Lights and Wipers: Clear View Ahead
    Shorter days and bad weather mean you’ll need your lights and wipers more. Keep them clean and in operating order. Wiper blades can wear down quickly, and a smeary windscreen is comparable to attempting to view television with fogged-up spectacles.
  4. Keep an emergency kit in your car to be prepared for unexpected situations. A blanket, a torch, some snacks, a first-aid kit, and perhaps a good book or two (in case you get stranded waiting for a friend to get you out of a snowy ditch).
  5. Regular maintenance and Servicing: To minimise winter issues, it’s important to schedule regular maintenance and servicing. It’s similar to staying in shape: frequent exercise (or, in this case, service) keeps you going smoothly.

So there you have it:Winter Car Care

the dirt on keeping your motor in great condition over the winter months. Remember, a little caution may go a long way – it’s the difference between a relaxing drive through the Yorkshire countryside and getting stopped on the side of the M62 in a blizzard. Stay warm and keep those vehicles running well!

This is a thorough and extensive article.

Hence, the correct way to winterize your car. Because the better prepared your car is, the safer you will be when driving in harsh winter conditions. Here in Halifax, Yorkshire, UK, we have already seen possible signs of a hard winter.

Of course, we have already witnessed snowfall in early November.

It was enough to cover a five-inch area of snow . Consequently, we were inundated with motorists wanting to buy winter tyres. Our winter tyre hotel soon emptied of snow tyres as our customers flocked in to change into  their winter tyres from summer tyres.

Check the tyres,

and if they’re even near the limit, replace them You’ll be glad you did when you had to brake hard on an icy road. It might be worth considering a set of winter tyres, something that is much more common on the continent but that can make all the difference in the harsher months. If not, then a set of snow chains can be very effective if you’re in a rural area.

Eric
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