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Winter Truck Maintenance Guide: 5 Simple Tips to Help you Survive the Winter

The cold winter puts higher requirements on the maintenance and maintenance of trucks to ensure their normal operation and avoid the occurrence of unexpected conditions. As maintenance experts, we offer you the following 5 simple and practical tips to help you keep your truck in good condition throughout the winter season.

Check oil and fluids regularly: Cold temperatures can have an adverse effect on engine lubrication. Make sure to check and change the oil regularly, use a low temperature oil suitable for winter, and ensure that the level and quality of other fluids such as coolant, brake fluid, and transmission fluid are good.

Tire maintenance and changing seasons: Slippery roads and snow in winter place higher demands on tires. Make sure that the tire pattern depth is sufficient, the tread is not worn, and the inflation pressure is appropriate. If needed, consider installing winter-specific tires or using a snow chain to increase traction and safety.

Battery maintenance: Cold weather can negatively affect battery performance. Periodically check the voltage and charging status of the battery, and clean the battery terminals to ensure a good connection. When parked for a long time, consider using a heat shield to protect the battery from the cold.

Enhanced light inspection and cleaning: Visibility is poor in winter, and properly working headlights and fog lights are essential for safety. Check and clean lamps frequently to make sure all bulbs are working properly, and always carry spare bulbs for emergencies.

Use fenders to protect your truck's body: When driving on winter roads, mud, ice melts and chemicals can cause damage to your truck's body. Install our fenders to effectively block splashes and jets, protecting the body from corrosion and scratches.

With these simple measures, you can ensure that your trucks remain efficient during the cold winter months while minimizing the risk of accidents.

Remember, servicing and maintenance ahead of time is the best defense to help keep your truck reliable and safe during the winter months. Let us work together to spend a smooth winter season!

Bonus Winter Driving Tips for New Drivers

Being prepared is only half the battle. Taking initiative to treat the winter roads with respect is an important part for any driver who plans to be working on the road during the snow season. Here are some key tips for keeping your vehicle between the lanes when the weather gets bad:

1. Daily Weather Check.Weather can be notoriously deceptive. The morning may look beautiful, albeit cold,but by afternoon, you could be crawling through several inches of sudden snowfall.Anyone who’s job involves a lot of road time owes it to themselves to spend a few minutes before the day starts getting a read on the weather. Knowing what’s coming later in the day can help you prepare with the right equipment, or simply adjust your travel route.
2. Modern Road Apps Can Help.Technology is great – and it’s made driving a lot easier. While most drivers are familiar with GPS and navigation apps, some of them have more features than others. 
3. It won’t make you immune to a surprise black ice slip, but knowing that an intersection you’re approaching is icy can help you plan your approach and increase stopping distance. Anything that avoids an accident!

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