How long does it take to warm up a car in winter?
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It takes about 30 seconds to 1 minute to warm up a car in winter. The following are the precautions for using a car in winter: 1. Cleaning: In winter, rubber tires become harder and more brittle, which not only reduces the friction coefficient but also makes them more prone to leaks and punctures compared to other seasons. Frequently clean debris from the tire treads in winter, try to avoid using tires that have been repaired more than once, and do not neglect replacing severely worn tires or those with different brands and tread patterns. 2. Inspection: Check the heating system lines and fans, especially ensuring that the defroster vents under the windshield are functioning properly and providing adequate heat. Problems with defroster vents can cause many inconveniences and safety hazards during winter driving. 3. Washer fluid: The use of windshield washer fluid is significantly less in winter than in other seasons, but it should not be overlooked. Be sure to switch to a freeze-resistant windshield washer fluid.