Winter minimum in the car: safety, visibility and emergency situations. Check out the services on SpotMeUp.
Winter does not forgive the little things: lack of winter fluid, weak windshield wipers, frozen locks and low tire pressure. It can also be surprising in the city - especially in the morning, when everything is icy.
Minimum for the car: window defroster, ice scraper, gloves, small flashlight, jumper cables (or booster), NRC blanket/foil and something to improve traction (sand/gravel). Additionally, functional wipers and winter fluid - without them, even the best tires will not help.
In SpotMeUp you will find Vulcanization andMechanics and service - schedule a frost inspection and specify whether you have problems with starting or visibility.
Frequently asked questions:
Do you need to check your blood pressure more often in winter? Yes - it decreases with temperature.
What is more important: tires or wipers? Both - traction and visibility are key.
Does a starter booster make sense? Yes, especially on short routes.
Does defroster destroy seals? In normal use it shouldn't be, but it's worth using wisely.
Can lukewarm fluid freeze? Yes - and then you have a visibility problem.
Do you need to do a winter inspection? It's worth it if the car is old or has symptoms.
Can I reschedule? Depends on the rules.
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