How Do You Drive A Car In Winter Weather?
• Get your car serviced regularly. Preventive maintenance is key. Make sure your battery, cooling system, and windshield wipers are in tip-top shape. You’ll spend less money servicing your car than you’ll spend towing and fixing it if your car gives out while you’re on a dark, snowy road. • Buy snow tires or add chains to your existing tires if you live in a very snowy climate. Snow tires have special treads that dig through the snow and allow the vehicle to have better traction, They’re also made of a more tender type of rubber, so that they don’t freeze hard in cold temperatures. All season tires do not clean themselves of snow properly and become clogged in deep snow.It is best to get snow tires for all 4 wheels, but if you’re running on a tight budget and your car is rear-wheel drive, you may be able to get away with just adding snow tires to the rear, thought this is not recommended because though you may be able to get going easily, you won’t be able to steer. Most tire stores wi
