Fluid Check

Your car’s lifeblood and fluids need to be checked and replaced regularly. Engine oil, brake fluid, and coolant should be on your list.

These fluids can become contaminated over winter, impacting your vehicle’s performance and safety.

Start by checking the engine oil. Oil lubricates the engine, which may be dirty or low after a long winter, impacting your engine’s efficiency.

Next, inspect the brake fluid. Proper brake fluid levels are essential for safe braking performance.

Also, check the coolant. Coolant prevents your engine from overheating, so ensuring it’s at the right level and mixture is vital for your engine’s health.

After checking these fluids, replace all the old, low, or contaminated fluids. Fresh fluids will help your car run smoothly and prevent potential damage.

Proper fluid levels and quality will improve your vehicle’s overall performance and longevity.

Wiper Blade Replacement

Consider replacing your worn-out wiper blades to ensure clear visibility during spring showers.

Over time, wiper blades become cracked, torn, or ineffective, hindering their ability to wipe away rain and debris from your windscreen.

Smooth and streak-free operation is crucial for optimal visibility while driving in rainy conditions.

When selecting new wiper blades, ensure they’re the correct size for your vehicle to cover the entire windscreen when in motion.

Replacing them is easy and inexpensive to ensure your driving visibility, regardless of the weather.

To replace the wiper blades, lift the wiper arm away from the windscreen and locate the release tab.

Press the tab to slide the old blade off, then attach the new blade by sliding it into place until it clicks.

Ensure the blade is securely attached before lowering the wiper arm onto the windshield.

Regularly inspecting and replacing your wiper blades will help you maintain clear visibility and a safer driving experience during springtime showers.

Clean your Car Glass

Remove winter grime, salt buildup and dirt from all car windows (outside and inside) to enhance visibility.

Remember to use a gentle glass cleaner and a microfiber cloth to avoid streaks and ensure a clear view while driving when cleaning and caring for your car glass.

Start by spraying the glass cleaner onto the window and then wipe it off using the microfiber cloth in circular motions.

Pay special attention to the edges to remove any buildup.

You can use a bit cleaner and gently scrub with the cloth for stubborn spots.

Do not to apply too much pressure, as this can cause streaks.

Also, clean the inside glass to remove any dust or dirt that may have accumulated.

Regularly cleaning your car glass not only improves visibility but also helps maintain the overall appearance of your vehicle.

Following these simple steps, you can enjoy a crystal-clear view of the road ahead and ensure that all your car windows remain in top condition for your springtime drives.