Winter Weather Conditions
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For $49.95, their factory-trained service technicians will run a driver's vehicle through their Winterization Special tune-up, covering some of the most vulnerable aspects of the average auto. Included in the special is a battery test, ensuring that both the battery levels and voltage output are up to what drivers need in the dead of winter. They will also top off engine fluids, including an anti-freeze check to ensure that there is a proper 50/50 mixture of anti-freeze and water.
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Since traction is one of the most important safety features of a car, truck, or SUV in the winter, they will also provide a brake inspection to make sure that every vehicle is capable of coming to a complete stop in a reasonable amount of time, especially in icy or snowy conditions.
Finally, a suspension inspection is also included, with the recommendation that drivers have their suspension checked again when spring rolls around, especially if they have lost control of their vehicle even for a second over the winter, as small issues can magnify over time.
Although Auto Haus VW obviously specializes in Volkswagen automobiles, they will be glad to help with preparing any make or model of auto for the coming winter. Drivers across the province trust Auto Haus VW, and with good reason.
The benefits of winterizing a vehicle are numerous, but the short version of it is that it is one of the most affordable ways to ensure that a vehicle is kept safe, that an investment is protected, through some of the harshest and most difficult months in which to drive.
Drivers with more questions about the benefits of winterizing their vehicle are encouraged to visit their VW dealership and speak with one of the service experts at Auto Haus Volkswagen. Auto Haus VW also features the latest new Volkswagen automobiles, as well as a large inventory of pre-owned vehicles from a variety of automakers. This Winterization Special is in effect for a limited time only — this value will no longer be available after October 31 2012.
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