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CHECKS TO PERFORM IF YOUR CAR HAS BEEN INACTIVE FOR A LONG TIME

Among the many benefits of lockdown has been a move away from cars. Since we’ve
been able to work from home, and many of us have elected to spend more time
running, walking or cycling, there’s not been much cause for us to start the
engine and take the car for a spin.



But an abandoned car will tend to have deteriorated, even if it’s just a little
bit. As workplaces across the country open up once again, it’s worth performing
a spot-check on your vehicle, to make sure that it’s fit for all the miles it
might be asked to suddenly put in once again. If you can’t get it in good shape,
or it’s looking a bit worse for wear, then you might look at leasing a new car.


TYRE PRESSURES

If your tyres have been bearing the weight of a ton or so of metal for twelve
months or more, then it’s almost inevitable that they’ll have sagged a little
bit. Moreover, you might find that they’re lower on one side than the other,
especially if you’ve been parked on a kerb.

Either take the car to your local petrol station and get them re-inflated, or do
it at home. It’s easy once you figure it out, so don’t be intimidated.


FLUID LEVELS

Your car relies on a series of specialised fluids, each of which performs a
different function. Making sure that you have enough of each is critical if your
car is going to work safely and efficiently. Check your levels of oil, brake
fluid and coolant. You can find out where these are located using your car’s
manual. Finally, top up the screen-wash. The latter you might find ready-mixed,
or in concentrate form. You might find that it’s cheaper to buy screen wash
during summer, when it isn’t really needed.


THE BOOT

Your boot should be as empty as possible for maximum fuel-efficiency. With that
said, there are a few essential items that you’ll want to carry around at all
times. These include a first-aid kit, a blanket, a warning triangle and a car
jack. If you get stranded, then you’ll be grateful that you included each of
these, for different reasons.


LIGHTS

When you’re driving around in the daytime, you might not notice that several of
your headlamp bulbs have gone – until it becomes a big problem! Make sure that
you test your lights before heading out and ask for someone to help so they can
see if your brake and front lights still work as they should be.


BATTERY

Over months spent dormant on your driveway (or in your garage), your car’s
battery will slowly lose its charge. It’ll get that charge back after a little
bit of driving, in most cases, but you might want to give it a head start by
leaving the engine running for a few minutes before you set out. If it’s flat,
then you can use some jump leads to get it started again. In some cases, the
battery might need to be replaced entirely, as total drainage isn’t good for it,
especially if it’s near the end of its natural lifespan anyway. For more tips,
Here’s a guide on how to maintain your car effectively.

 

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I love to review hotels, restaurants, places I visit, and write about anything
lifestyle in general. Of course, traveling is my biggest passion, and it brings
me SO much happiness! But even more is being able to share my experiences with
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