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Getting ready for winter. Winter weather can start early – especially in Northern Ontario. Follow these tips so you’ll be prepared for the first snowfall. Get a maintenance checkup to make sure your vehicle is winter-ready; Keep your fuel tank at least half full to help reduce moisture in the fuel system and add weight to the vehicle
Dec 16, 2022 · Steps you can take to ensure you are prepared this winter season include: Keeping a winter survival kit in your car. Be prepared for winter driving and always keep a winter survival kit in your car. Kits should include: charged phone. water. non-perishable food. flashlight. blanket and warm clothes. jumper cables. shovel. traction mats or sand.
Nov 15, 2022 · Provincial Police ready for a busy winter driving season. The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are also getting ready for winter. OPP Sergeant Kerry Schmidt tells CityNews that during...
Learn about winter maintenance activities, equipment and improvements to help keep Ontario’s highways safe during winter.
Nov 10, 2023 · The CAA advises motorists to put winter tires on their vehicles, assemble an emergency kit, and get ready to navigate slippery road conditions before the first snowfall.
Nov 16, 2022 · Tsai said drivers need to do the following to winterize their vehicles and to be winter ready: Install four matching winter tires. Get your battery checked to ensure it can handle...
Dec 2, 2022 · Keep your vehicle in top working condition by following its manufacturer-defined maintenance schedule. You can find more information in the owner's manual for your vehicle. In addition to regular maintenance, you can bring your vehicle to a licensed facility for a winter inspection.
