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As the leaves start to change colour and the air gets a little chillier, that can only mean one thing: winter is just around the corner. For some of us, that means breaking out the heavy coats and boots and getting ready for snow. But if you're like many Canadians, it also means getting your pickup ready for winter. Here are a few things you need to do to make sure your truck can handle whatever winter throws its way.
Change Your Oil
Just like any other vehicle, it's important to change your oil regularly if you want your pickup to run smoothly—especially in the winter. Colder temperatures can put additional stress on your engine, so it's important to make sure the oil is fresh and clean.
Check Your Tires
Another important thing to do before winter hits is to check the condition of your winter tires. Take a look at the tread depth and see if they need to be replaced. In order to operate both efficiently and effectively, your pickup truck will need winter tires that are in good condition, especially if it is equipped with all-wheel drive.
Windshield Wiper and Fluid
Once you've got your tires all sorted out, the next thing on your list should be to fill up your windshield wiper fluid. You'll want to use a winter-approved fluid so that it doesn't freeze when the temperature drops. Also, check or change your windshield wipers. They are especially important because they help you see while driving in inclement weather—you don't want to be caught without them!
Battery Check-up
One more thing you should check before winter is your car battery. Make sure it's in good condition so you don't get caught in a snowstorm with subpar equipment. A worn-out battery is more likely to die in the cold weather, so it's worth getting it checked out before winter hits. You want a reliable battery for your car during the winter so it can start easily, especially when temperatures drop way below zero.
These are just a few things you need to do to get your pickup ready for winter. If you take care of these things now, you'll be able to enjoy peace of mind knowing that your truck is prepared for whatever Mother Nature has in store. And if you have any questions or need help with anything, our team at Laking Toyota is always here to lend a hand. Give us a call or come by today!
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