Cruise control represents a popular feature on modern cars, but is it worth using during the winter? When road conditions are harsh, cruise control, snow, and ice might not go together. Yes, winter driving requires making some changes — otherwise, the risks of a collision increase. Even "little things" like stopping while going up an icy hill could cause a disaster.
Drivers benefit from studying defensive driving tips for winter conditions. Decreasing speed and maintaining a further distance from another vehicle could potentially decrease problems. So might learning how to bring a vehicle under control when it loses traction. Putting snow tires on a car may improve traction immensely, thanks to the special treads.
Drivers should get their vehicles serviced before winter arrives. Problems on the road might increase if maintenance issues arise.
MINI of Ramsey provides service to vehicles interested in routine care and repairs. Ask our Ramsey service technicians about any additional winter care steps.