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How To Prepare Your Car For Monsoon?
Monsoon romance in car can drift you to a fairyland of romanticism, but what if its is interrupted with the stale smell indoors and the fear of returning home safely. Not to worry folks, I am here with the perfect research on how to prepare your car for monsoon showers.
Monsoon guide for your car
The first monsoon accessory a car must have is a good quality cover. It helps to keep your prized possession dry, when you park it in the open space. While buying one, ensure that the cover doesn't stick to the metal, as it leaves behind stain marks hard to get rid of.
Automobile experts suggest their customers to get a wax coating done just before the rains to protect the cars paint. If neglected within few months you will see the paint fading and peeling.
Get mud flaps. It will help to keep the sides of your car clean. And what more it will also avoid obscenities from other motorists!
During heavy rain pour, visibility becomes poor not only for you but also for the people driving behind you. Therefore check the cars headlights and taillights before hitting the road.
Monsoon car care is all about ventilation, ventilation and ventilation. If your car interior is wet, roll down the windows and let it dry. Ensure to vacuum the interiors and clean mud and dirt off them regularly. Do not forget to use a car perfume at the end.
In monsoon floor mats tend to soil and get wet very quickly. Therefore get fabric floor mats from a reputed brand to keep the original carpeting dry and free from stains. Avoid rubber mats as it does not absorb water well. Or you can use an old set of floor mats and throw them always after the rains.
Change the wiper every monsoon. Ensure that the wiper blades are functioning smoothly. Also check for the cracks in it, which will lead to uneven cleaning of the windshield, thus lowering the visibility level.
During heavy rains, roads are usually submerged in water, making the drivers play a hide and seek game with pot holes. Therefore have a clear check on the pressure in all the tyres, including the spare - as lower tyre pressure means frequent punctures.
To avoid rusting, get an anti-rust spray or coating under the body of the vehicle.
Accelerate the car while holding the pedal brakes, to dry them as wet brakes can lower efficiency.
Last but not the least get a good radio from the nearest store. As monsoon means traffic jams in clogged up area with dirty rain water and all drenched up men. A good radio will slide you to the world of dreams and will surely suppress your road rage.
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