Winter Driving Tips

Winter Driving

With thanksgiving just around the corner, the winter season is almost upon us. As all drivers should know, driving through winter poses risks and challenges that can be overcome with a few simple tips and pointers. Here are some important winter driving tips from Car Care Council.

  • Check antifreeze level to protect engine, radiator, and hoses against freezing
  • Carry emergency kit, heavy bag of sand in trunk; weight will lend traction on icy roads
  • Check battery; winter weather can cut life in half
  • Replace windshield wipers if cracked, torn; use specialized winter blades in severe conditions
  • Keep tires properly pressurized; use specialized tires in extreme climates
  • Maintain gas tank at least half full to prevent gas lines from freezing
  • Via Car Care Council

    Posted by Rowan Pierce in Auto News, Car Care and Maintenance, Vehicle Safety |


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    2 Responses to “Winter Driving Tips”

    1. jonathan steel Says:

      hi i love the post, good to see someone with some sense to put up some guidlines on car parts and sensible winter driving

      Im from the uk but love your blog. I currently run a blog for car parts and your blog was one of the many inspirations.

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      Thanks,
      Chris Kieff
      Editor: Unconventional Thinking
      http://www.msco.com/blog

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