Winter Preparation – How To Avoid Water Damages

Tire pressure. The compressed air in your used tires is essentially a gas. As it gets colder, your tires will lose air pressure as the air molecules slow down; therefore make sure your tires are full enough during the winter months. If you are driving a truck or car that has four-wheel drive, this is even more important. Any imbalance between all four tires could increase in icy or rainy conditions.

lexus of san antonio Did you know that the coolant in your car does more than one job? Of course, it cools down your engine. But it also acts to protect your engine from corrosion. It’s good to use a coolant that has ethylene glycol in it during the winter months. The ration should be sixty percent coolant and forty percent water. If you have questions about this, check with the person who changes your oil. Remember, you are protecting an investment. The engine is the most expensive part to replace.

What is more appealing than a long, steamy, hot bath after a cold miserable winters day. This will make you feel warmer, but over-exposure to hot water can dry skin out your skin even more. Add a few drops of bath oil to the water and try not to stay soaking in the bath for hours.

prepare for winter Before you duck inside to get out of the cold, give your car’s interior the attention it needs. Although it may seem to be safe from the ravages of winter, it’s not. The dry air is a killer, and the sun’s UV rays have less ozone filtration in winter. Unless you do something, your dashboard, leather seating and door panels are sitting outside, silently being chewed up. The solution is 303 Aerospace Protectant. It’s amazing. Simply spray and wipe on all plastic, leather and vinyl surfaces.

cars in winter First as the season begins to change go to the mechanic that normally works on the vehicle. He will be able to discuss with you the types of driving you will be doing once frigid weather comes. Tell him how often you will be driving and on what kinds of roads. Tell him if you keep the car in a heated garage or out in the elements. Also discuss whether you will be going up to the mountains where temperatures will be lower. Depending on the answers he will be able to recommend the appropriate weight of lubricant for your car.

Xlendi is a small fishing port that is a great spot for seafood restaurants. There is a small pebble beach where one can swim and snorkel. There is a good walk across the rocks where one can look down on the village. Driving down to Xlendi you can stop and have a look at the old washing waterhole that is still in use today. It is a peaceful area, although the main Gozitan nightclub is situated half way up the hill. Renting a car in Gozo is recommended.

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