The cold weather in winter can be a challenge for cars. Low temperatures, snow, ice and road salt can cause damage to vehicles. Here are some winter car care tips to help you keep your car in top condition during the cold season.

1. Check the battery periodically
Cold weather can SAP battery power, so before winter comes, make sure the battery is fully charged and check that the battery connection is strong. If the battery has been used for more than three years, it is recommended to test it before winter in case of start-up difficulties.

2. Use winter special oil
The low temperature in winter will thicken the oil, which will affect the start and operation of the engine. The use of winter special oil with lower viscosity can help the engine start smoothly at low temperatures and reduce wear.

3. Check the antifreeze
Antifreeze is very important in the winter, it prevents the engine cooling system from freezing. Make sure the antifreeze level is within the normal range and replace the antifreeze as recommended by the manufacturer. Check the concentration of the antifreeze to ensure that it is suitable for the lowest local temperature.

4. Maintenance of tires and brakes
In winter, when roads are slippery, tyre grip is crucial. Make sure the tire pressure and tread depth are within a safe range and replace with winter tires if necessary. In addition, check the brake system regularly to ensure that the brake pads and brake discs are in good condition to ensure winter driving safety.

5. Prevent doors and locks from freezing
Cold weather can cause doors and locks to freeze. A small amount of lubricant can be dripped into the lock core to prevent it from freezing. For door seals, silicon-based lubricants can be applied to prevent the rubber from freezing and cracking at low temperatures.

With these simple and effective winter care measures, you can ensure that your vehicle will still operate safely and reliably during the cold winter months, providing you with a comfortable driving experience.