Get Your Car Winter - Ready with Our Winter Health Check
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- 2 days ago
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Written by : Jack Ford, Group Aftersales Manager, Ron Brooks Ltd
Cold mornings, icy windscreens, darker evenings — winter driving can be a real challenge. But don’t worry, that’s where our Winter Health Check comes in. It’s a simple way to make sure your car is safe, reliable, and ready for the season ahead.
Here’s what we cover when you bring your car in:
1. Antifreeze and Engine Protection
We’ll check the strength of your antifreeze to make sure your engine won’t freeze up on those icy mornings. If it needs topping up, we’ll take care of it.
2. Battery Health
Flat batteries are one of the most common winter breakdowns. We’ll test your battery’s health so you know it’s strong enough to keep you going — no surprises when you turn the key.
3. Tyres and Grip
Good grip is essential in wet or icy conditions. We’ll check your tread depth, tyre pressures, and overall condition to keep you safe on the road.
4. Lights and Visibility
With longer nights and darker commutes, clear visibility is vital. We’ll test all your lights, inspect your wipers, and top up your screen wash with a winter-grade mix that won’t freeze.
5. Fuel and Fluids
We’ll check your oil, brake fluid, and power steering fluid to make sure everything is topped up and running smoothly.
6. Heating & Demisting
Nobody enjoys sitting in a fogged-up car. We’ll make sure your heater and demisters are working properly, so you can clear your windows quickly on cold mornings.
Air conditioning is checked, to ensure correct humidity for clearing steamy windows.
Why Book a Winter Check?
It’s quick, affordable, and gives you peace of mind that your car is ready for whatever winter throws at it. Think of it as a little extra protection against the season’s challenges.
All Ron Brooks customers also receive a mandatory Electronic Vehicle health Check and Video from the technician
After Your Check: What You Need to Do
Even with a perfectly maintained car, conditions can still catch drivers out. Here are two key things we recommend you sort straight after your Winter Health Check:
1. Pack an Emergency Kit
No one plans to break down, but being prepared makes all the difference. Keep these essentials in your boot over winter:
Ice scraper and de-icer
Blanket and warm clothing
Torch (with spare batteries)
First aid kit
Jump leads
Warning triangle
Phone charger and bottled water
It’s a small effort that can keep you safe and comfortable if you’re delayed or stranded.
2. Adjust Your Driving Habit
Your car may be ready for winter, but the roads demand extra care. Remember to:
Leave extra space: Stopping distances are much longer on snow and ice.
Drive smoothly: Avoid harsh braking, acceleration, or sharp steering.
Plan ahead: Check the weather and road conditions before setting off.
👉 Book your Winter Health Check today and drive with confidence this winter.
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