How to get your car ready for the winter

To ensure a safe winter on the roads this year, you’ll need to perform the necessary vehicle checks. Follow this guide to avoid missing any critical steps! Vehicle checks

Make sure that you have enough air in your tires, that your windshield wipers are in good condition and that your car battery isn’t corroded. Next, test your heating and defrosting systems, as well as the headlights and blinkers, and make sure to lubricate the locks.

Once you’ve performed the necessary vehicle checks, top up all uids ( brake, transmission, windshield), and change your engine oil at the same time. For a thorough inspection, consider having your car checked by a professional mechanic. He or she will assess the condition of your vehicle and perform any minor repairs before the winter worsens the wear. Equipment checks

Always be prepared for the unexpected! Make sure to keep an extra gallon of antifreeze and windshield uid in your car. But that’s not all! You should also have an emergency survival kit that contains a shovel, an ice scraper, a broom, jumper cables, a towing cable, warm clothing, nonperishable foods, emergency ares and a ashlight. Lastly, take a minute to check the expiry date on all items in your rst aid kit.

Is your car all set for winter? Great! Now it’s up to you to drive responsibly. Always adjust your driving in bad weather and when your visibility is reduced to ensure your safety and the safety of others on the road.

PC : Always verify your car’s uid levels and heating system before winter sets in.