When leaving your car closed for an extended period of time, be sure to remove all pressurised containters such as perfumes and batteries from the cabin. Removing such objects will reduce the chances of accumulated heat causing them to burst.
Before parking your vehicle for a long period of time, be sure to clean and vacuum the interior so as to prevent any foul smells from forming. Common culprits include leftover food and drinks by children in the backseat.
Before leaving your car for a long period of time, try to keep a full tank of fuel to prevent moisture from accumulating in the tank.
When leaving your car for an extended period of time, the engine will be exposed to metal filings and sludge. It is best to fill the engine with fresh oil to avoid long-term damage.
Before leaving your car, make sure to overinflate tires to avoid flat spots from occurring when parking for long periods.
Sometimes engaging the handbrake when parking for extended periods could result in the brake pads getting stuck to the discs. So, Don't hold it.
After the quarantineis over, you may have trouble starting your car due to a poor battery. Switch your car every 2-3 days to prevent the battery from going flat.
To stay safe, do not forget to sterilize the main touch points regularly. Like the steering wheel, touch screens, buttons, door handles, etc.
A car, like human muscles, needs constant movement to maintain its health and flexibility. Take your car for a spin, only if you can.
Direct sunlight may harm your car's paint. keep your car in safe coverd area, preferably a shaded environment, to prevent it from direct sunlight.
Use a car cover if parking outdoors to prevent the paint from sand, dust, and direct sunlight.
Always check tire pressures regularly to diagnose leaks and avoid a flat tire.
We all know that leaving the car parked for a long time may lead to a battery run out. As a precaution, disconnect the battery to avoid draining it.
Our latest tip for you is wash your hands with soap and water before and after touching any part of your car.
Stay Safe. Stay Home.
