Winter preparation thread

With winter right around the corner, it seems like a good idea to remind fellow axons of things to look out for.

>remove rust while you can
Once those roads get sprayed I can guarantee it'll get worse.
>wash your damn vehicle
If you don't then the shit they put on the roads will get on your vehicle and cause rust.
>if you don't know how to and/or aren't confident driving on snowy roads, get winter tires
End of discussion. If you aren't good enough to handle snow without them, get them. At minimum have good all seasons on. I don't need one of y'all hitting me.

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Got a new vehicle this year. Looking closer at the tires they say all terrain instead of all season. I've always driven all season in past winters here in winnipeg. are all terrain gonna be alright too? or are they only summer tires.

>Got a new vehicle
Put it in a garage and get a winter beater.

So after all my years of not having winter tires, I bought a used beater with winters on it and had a winter and a half in them. (Car was FF) I was amazed at how well it was in the snow. Now I just bought an "AWD" (It's ATESSA) car and want to put winters on this and become invincible in winter.

Reminder that all season tires are no season tires and you're a retarded faggot if you use them

I don't mean new as in new. New to me.

>Winnipeg
o7 you crazy bastard. Winnipeg showed me the difference between cold and fucking cold.

>New to me.
And I meant beater to you too.

my subaru outback with michelin xice3 (thanks Veeky Forums) is a beast through snow with the awd. I actually look forward to storms cause a) job may call snowday and b) cruise around all comfy like in winter wonderland.