Leftover snow and ice on your car might seem harmless, but the consequences can be catastrophic. A large chunk of snow can easily blind drivers behind you, or a big sheet of ice can break free and go sailing through the air, causing serious damage.
Even if it’s a light dusting, take a few seconds to make sure the roof is snow and ice free. If there’s a heavy layer to deal with, you’ll want to start by removing the bulk of it without touching the paint with a snow broom.
Take a few minutes to go over your vehicle’s exterior lights to ensure snow isn’t impeding visibility. While you’re already cleaning, take a minute to check your mud flaps and clear away any heavy deposits that might have built up here.
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