Heat kills batteries
High temperatures accelerate the chemical reactions inside a battery, causing corrosion and water loss. Many batteries that 'die in winter' were actually damaged the summer before. Test yours every spring.
Tire pressure and blowouts
Hot pavement raises tire pressure and stress. Check pressure in the morning when tires are cold, and inspect for dry rot and bulges.
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Cooling system strain
Your radiator and fans work hardest in summer traffic. Old coolant loses its ability to transfer heat — keep it fresh.
AC readiness
Have your AC checked before temperatures hit triple digits. Small leaks become big repairs when the compressor runs nonstop.
Protect the interior
Sunshades and window tint help prevent cracked dashboards and protect electronics.
Frequently asked questions
Does heat or cold kill car batteries faster?
Heat does most of the damage; cold weather simply reveals it.