A RWD car will not survive a real winter.
If you’re car battery is nearing the end of it’s life span, the freezing cold will kill it the longer it sits. If you know you’re going to be out of town for at least a week, have someone you know start your car and leave it on a few times, it will make all the difference.
There is a difference between summer, winter, and all season tires.
Low sports cars become snow plows on the road.
Oil changes don’t always have to be a hassle.
helonheels.com says
Oh my god. I can't even imagine. I've lived in Georgia my whole life and was so proud of my little Nissan for surviving snowpacalypse last year. I commend you whole-heartedly friend. Best of luck this winter!
Sarah @ Midwest Darling says
Don't forget to keep your gas tank half full at all times! Your fuel lines can freeze up 🙂
Sarah
Midwest Darling
David Dial says
We moved up to New England from the South several years ago, and I can totally identify with all of these tips! It's important to take regular care of our cars…especially in the middle of winter. I'm all about getting my weekly shopping at Walmart done while getting my oil changed, too! #client