
Believe it or not, winter is on its way in Kansas City, and that means it’s time for winter car care tips. With cold and inclement weather, caring for your car becomes even more important. That way, you know your vehicle is functioning properly all winter long. Here at Cable Dahmer Chevrolet of Kansas City, we’ve put together the top three winter car care tips for KC drivers.
How can you winterize your car?
There are many ways to winterize a vehicle, and it seems like everyone has different opinions. But there are a few steps you can take to help keep your travels reliable and safe during the winter months.
Whether you drive a car, truck, or SUV, we encourage you to consider these winter car care tips.
1. Test Your Battery
It’s easy to forget about your vehicle’s battery, but when it gets cold out, that is not something that you will want to do. Extreme cold or heat can impact your batterie’s performance, potentially leaving you stranded. At our Chevy service center, we can test your battery and let you know if it is functioning as it should.
2. Check Your Tires
Kansas City winters may not justify a dedicated set of snow tires, but you don’t want to neglect whichever type of tire you are using. Many choose to equip their ride with all-season tires, the kind that can handle each season. Keep an eye on things like air pressure, tread, and tire wear. If you notice a leak or low tread, be sure to contact our tire store for help.
3. Have An Emergency Kit
If you get stranded, having an emergency kit can be vital. Each person might have a different idea of what gear they need, but you should always pack key items. These items include:
- Cell phone charger
- Jumper cables
- Flares
- Ice scraper and shovel
- Kitty litter for traction
- Coat or other warm clothes
Count on Cable Dahmer during winter
We take the health of your vehicle seriously. Because of that, we are prepared to help you properly winterize your car. If you are in the Kansas City area, schedule a service appointment today. Whether it be an oil change, tire rotation, or battery test, we’ve got you covered.


