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How to Winterize Washer Fluid
How to Test Antifreeze
Types of Antifreeze
How to Check & Fill Coolant/Antifreeze
What Type of Car Oil in Winter?
Prepare Car Battery for Winter
How to Check Terminals in Your Car
How to Prepare Wiper Blades for Winter
Problems with Gas in Winter
How to Deice Car Door Locks
How to Deice Your Windshield
How to Keep Rust Off your Car
Winter Floor Mats for your Car
Problems with Tires in the Winter
How to Put Chains on Your Tires
How to Prepare Tires for Snow
How to Use Anti-lock Brakes in Winter
Winter Kits for Cars
How to Keep Car Doors from Freezing Shut
Winter Driving Tips for Low Beams
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Summary: Learn all about winter safety kits to winterize your car, extend its life, and improve safety in this free vehicle maintenance and safety video.
Nathan McCullough graduated from Nashville Auto-Diesel College with a GPA of 3.5 and received their Craftsmanship Award and Honor Seal. He has managed several automotive facilities...read more
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"NATHAN MCCULLOUGH: Hi. My name is Nathan McCullough, on behalf of Expert Village. In these clips, we're going to talk about some of the tips and tricks in order to properly winterize your vehicle. In this clip, we're going to talk about a couple of the things that will bail you out in the winter time if you happen to be stranded. What I have here on my legs, a pair of gloves. A lot of people don't take them with them when they drive. They don't wear driving gloves. In the winter time, you're going to want to make yourself a little kit, an emergency kit. Inside that kit have a pair gloves, a winter hat, some jumper cables, in case your battery cold cranking amps aren't enough to get your vehicle started. You're also going to want to have--and this is truly up to you, you can buy them in the hunting section of any of your local stores, some hand warmers. You can have a pair of boots that you might want to keep inside there if you have your family and you get stranded. You're going to want to up-dress. Make sure you to have a jacket, a blanket and, of course, a cellphone. It's not a good idea to have a cellphone tossed in your trunk. If it gets extremely cold outside, even though the battery is fully charged, it may freeze and not function for you in dire need. Those are couple of things you're going to want to keep with you. You can also have traffic cones. They come in an emergency kit from like Myer or Wal-Mart, stores of that nature. They also have flares. Those are, like I said, a few of the things you may want to have with you in case of emergency. It's better off to buy them and have them, and never use them, than to need them and not have them."
eHow Article: Winter Kits for Cars
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