Winter Car Care Tips From Slide In Mobile Detailing

• Check your battery 

Check the fluid level in a conventional battery, or the window on a maintenance-free battery. If the battery is more than five years old, it may need to be replaced. 

• Check your tires 

  Make sure your tires are in good condition and have enough tread. You can also consider investing in snow tires or tire socks. 

  
  

• Check your windshield wipers 

  Replace worn wiper blades, or install heavy-duty winter wipers if you live in an area with lots of snow and ice. 

  
  

• Check your antifreeze 

  Make sure your vehicle's reservoir is full of high-quality winter fluid with de-icer. 

  
  

• Wash your car 

  Wash your car more frequently in the winter, ideally every 10 days or once a week if it snows often. 

  
  

• Start your car 

  If you leave your car idle for a long time, start it at least once a week and let it run for 10–15 minutes. 

  
  

• Prepare an emergency kit 

  Keep a winter safety kit in your car. 

  
  

• Drive safely 

  Slow down, drive in previous tire tracks, and add weight to the rear of your car if it's rear-wheel drive.