How to Protect a Sedan Parked Outdoors in Snowy Weather?
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It is best to cover the car with a car cover during long-term parking. If a car cover is not available, you can choose to use a large dry towel to cover the windows and headlights. In low-temperature environments, if the handbrake is engaged, the brake pads can easily stick to the brake discs, which may damage the braking system when starting the car the next day. Remember to replace the vehicle's coolant with automotive-specific antifreeze; otherwise, components such as the engine block, cylinder head, and radiator are prone to cracking due to expansion. The vehicle should avoid being parked in areas with standing water, as the water can freeze the wheels directly, leading to potential tire damage.