How to De-ice Your Car

By A Mystery Man Writer

Last updated 08 Jul 2024

When the temperatures fall below zero, ice becomes a genuine threat for every car, truck, and SUV owner. Ice itself is slippery, can cause reduced traction, and if stuck to your windshield, reducing visibility. It also can stick to your car’s body and may cause scratching, or other forms of damage. However, ice forming on your car isn’t going to destroy your paint job. The main paint point happens when car owners attempt to remove or deice the vehicle, using less than smart DIY solutions. So, if you live in cold-weather states or the threat of frozen temperatures is something you deal with every winter, this article will helpful to you. In today’s AvalonKing blog, we’ll provide some helpful tips on how to de-ice your car. We’ll provide a few DIY solutions and offer some suggestions on how to protect
When the temperatures fall below zero, ice becomes a genuine threat for every car, truck, and SUV owner. Ice itself is slippery, can cause reduced