Winter Care

Get your Volkswagen 
ready for the winters
With exclusive car care tips

It’s the end of the year, and the cold foggy winters are back! To ensure nothing comes in the way of your happy drives this season, we are happy to share simple tips that can make your winter drives even more enjoyable.

This winter, it’s time to go the distance
Get your Volkswagen’s brakes checked today

When driving through misty winters, it is common for cars to have a wet brake. To ensure seamless steering and braking, it is advised to check your brakes So, if you hear a squeak when you press the brake pedal, it is advisable to take your car to a certified technician and ensure that your brakes are dry and in top-notch condition.

Drive through foggy roads, clearly
Have your Volkswagen’s headlights checked

Just like your eyeglasses fog, during the winters, headlight lens fogging is not an abnormal phenomenon either.

To ensure absolute clarity, keep your headlights on for 15 mins before driving in an area that has no illumination.

Cold temperatures lead to longer start up time
Check your car’s battery today

If your battery is too old, cold temperatures can often lead to power loss. This will result in you having to jump start your car more often. As the winter temperature drops, so may the power of your battery.

This season, gear up your Volkswagen. Visit your closest Volkswagen Service centre for a check-up to ensure your car is ready for the winters.  

Keep your car’s air conditioner in check
This winter, ensure your HVAC system is working

Moisture can affect your car’s air conditioner and cold temperatures may create a mist on your windscreen.

To avoid this, visit your nearest Volkswagen Service centre and ensure the HVAC system is working optimally.

Stay equipped for the winters
With an emergency kit by your side

Stay prepared always with an essential Emergency Kit in your car.

So, visit your nearest Volkswagen Service centre or order your kit online.

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