Monsoon car care tips

Check tyres

- Tread depth affects grip on wet roads and stopping distance

- Use tread wear indicators to assess depth

- Replace tyre if tread depth reaches indicator level

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Monsoon car care tips

Test battery and wiring

- Check for exposed or frayed wiring around battery

- Ensure battery is prepared for increased usage of lights and wipers

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Monsoon car care tips

Inspect brakes thoroughly

- Test brakes by depressing the pedal while the car's stationary

- If pedal judders or sinks further than expected, brakes should be replaced

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Monsoon car care tips

Replace worn wiper blades

- Ensure rubber blades aren't cracked post-summers

- Replace wipers if they leave streaks on windshield or make squeaky noises

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Monsoon car care tips

Ensure all lights work

- Test headlights, tail-lamps, indicators, fog lamps, etc before setting off

- Replace any dim or flickering bulbs

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Monsoon car care tips

Check for leaks

- Check rubber seals around sunroof, windows, doors, etc to ensure no signs of water ingress

- Replace worn or broken seals

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Monsoon car care tips

Look for rust and underbody damage

- Get dents and paint damage on bodywork fixed to avoid rust

- Clean underbody regularly to remove mud and grime

- Apply anti-rust coating

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Monsoon car care tips

For EV owners

- Charge your EV in dry areas to prevent ingress of water or moisture in charging port

- Regularly check rubber seals and electrical connectors around charging port

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Monsoon car care tips

Stock spare parts and essentials

- Keep a tool kit and extra bulbs, fuses, wipers, etc in your car for emergencies

- Pack an umbrella, towel, raincoat, and spare clothes as well

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Monsoon car care tips

Get a pre-monsoon service

- Pre-emptive service can do wonders to spot potential issues early

- Ensure a thorough inspection of your car

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