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Tips to keep your car safe during Monsoon

Monsoons can be tough on your vehicles. Here are some tips for protecting your vehicles from damage.

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Maintain tires

Ensure that your car's tires are in good condition, have sufficient tread depth, and are properly inflated to handle wet and slippery roads

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Check the brakes

Make sure your car's braking system is in top-notch condition. Clean and adjust the brakes if necessary

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Replace wiper blades

Clean your wiper blades regularly and replace them if they are worn out or leaving streaks on the windshield.

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Check the battery

Ensure that your car's battery is in good condition and securely fixed to prevent any issues during waterlogging

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Inspect electrical components

Check all electrical components, including lights and indicators, to ensure they are functioning correctly.

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Seal any leaks

Check for any leaks in the car's body or windows and seal them properly to prevent water from entering the interior

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Wax the car's exterior

Applying a layer of wax on the car's exterior can help protect the paint from damage due to rainwater and keep it looking new.

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Use seat covers

Invest in good-quality floor mats and waterproof seat covers to protect your car's interior from mud, water, and potential stains.

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Park in safe locations

Whenever possible, park your car in covered or elevated areas to avoid waterlogging and potential damage during heavy rains

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Maintain visibility

Keep your car's windows and mirrors clean to ensure maximum visibility during rainy conditions. Use the defogger and air conditioning system to prevent fogging

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