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HOW TO PREPARE YOUR CAR FOR WINTER

YOUR car has a hard time living outside in all weathers. It bakes in the summer sun, endures driving rain and must cope with freezing temperatures, too.

But it’s the winter which has the potential to do the most harm to your car. The salt which is used to keep our roads free of ice will try to dissolve unprotected metal, while mud and leaves will conspire to block crucial drain holes and hold dampness in the unseen parts of your car.

All this can leave your vehicle looking tired and wipe hundreds off its value. But there are ways to get your car ready for the winter months, helping to protect it from the rigours of the cold weather.

“Winter weather can conspire to leave your car looking tired and wipe hundreds off its value”

To discover the best ways to protect

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