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FAQS : WINTERIZING YOUR CAR

Safety Tips for Winterizing Your Car

The cold winter weather has arrived and that means drivers need to be prepared for the unpredictable driving conditions. To keep drivers and their passengers safe on the road, American Suzuki has compiled a list of recommendations for winterizing your car or truck. All-wheel drive vehicles such as Suzuki’s AWD Kizashi and AWD SX4 Crossover as well as four-wheel drive vehicles, such as Suzuki's 4WD Grand Vitara and 4WD Equator, are ideal as they are specifically designed to handle even the toughest of roads.

Be aware

Before travelers begin their trip, they should check the weather and road conditions and be aware of current weather patterns and forecasts as well as road closures and detours.

Clear visibility

All vehicles should be inspected before departure to ensure headlights and taillights are clear of ice, snow and mud. Functioning windshield wipers and wiper blades are also critical.

Battery power

Drivers need to test their batteries regularly to make sure they are charging properly and have no corrosion at the connections.

Kick the tires

Tire pressure and wear should be monitored, including the spare tire. Not only does it provide a safer ride but will also conserve fuel.

Check things out

Antifreeze, oil, brake, transmission, power steering and wiper fluid levels and condition need to be checked as well. Correct levels can be found in the owner's manual from the car.

Practice safety

Drivers and passengers must always wear their seat belts. Small children and infants should be correctly placed in properly secured car seats or booster seats.

Carry chains

Tire chains are required for some roads across the country. Drivers should carry a set with them and practice putting them on before the trip.

Slow down

Drivers need to remember to drive slower during winter weather. Therefore, they should leave early and allow plenty of time to get to their destination.

Prepare for emergencies

An emergency kit containing first aid supplies, a flashlight, blanket, bottled water, food and a cellular phone is essential. Drivers should also carry emergency road care items such as jumper cables, flares, a spare tire and a sign to alert other drivers they are in need of assistance.

Be safe

With the increase in travel over the winter months, it is crucial that drivers make sure they do all they can to insure a safe arrival. Suzuki's line of cars and trucks offer a safe and comfortable ride for the journey.

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