Five Winter Life Hacks For Your Mercedes-Benz! | Wappingers Falls, NY

January 11th, 2022 by

Are you suffering from those winter blues? Not to worry – we’re here to help! We know temperatures are dropping and you and your Mercedes-Benz are freezing cold but what if we told you that we have some tips and tricks to help you and your vehicle have a successful winter. Get started with those tips below and when you’re ready to upgrade into a brand new Mercedes-Benz right here at Mercedes-Benz of Wappingers Falls! Let’s get started on those tips today and upgrade to a new Mercedes-Benz before winter is over! 

Emergency Kit: 

  • It’s always a good idea to be prepared in the event of an emergency, especially in the winter months. We encourage you to keep an extra coat, warm hat, gloves, and extra socks in your vehicle. It’s a good idea to keep a blanket, phone charger, flashlight, bottle of water, and a small non-perishable snack. 

 

Stop Foggy Windows: 

  • Foggy windows are no stranger in the winter season. And they can lead to potentially dangerous situations. Roll down your windows to quickly defog those windows or keep a clean chalkboard eraser in your vehicle to wipe away the fog. 

 

Keep Yourself From Getting Stuck: 

  • If your vehicle is a little on the lighter side, we encourage you to place a few bags of kitty litter in the back of your vehicle or trunk. This will aid in traction in the rear of your vehicle. And also keep a small shovel in the event you get stuck. 

 

Keep The Underside Of Your Vehicle Clean: 

  • It’s important to keep your vehicle clean all year long, but it’s especially important to keep the underside of your vehicle clean during the winter. Dirt, salt, and ice can accumulate underneath and cause erosion. Get a car wash on a warmer day and park your vehicle in the garage. 

 

Avoid Frozen Wiper Blades: 

  • Whether it’s a little snow or ice, no one likes frozen over wiper blades. We recommend leaving your wiper blades propped up when your vehicle is in park, place a pair of socks over the blades to keep them from freezing.
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