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5 TIPS TO IMPROVE TIRE GRIP IN THE WINTER Between ice, snow, and slush, and occasionally the shining sun in your eyes, winter driving can be challenging. In some areas of the country, we haven’t even considered the worst of it! Thankfully, slipping and sliding in these conditions doesn’t have to be a guaranteed phase of winter driving. A few easy hints should assist improve your tires’ grip and capability to operate in hard winter weather. 1. For rear-wheel vehicles, add weight to the rear. You can help a front-engine, rear-wheel car obtain traction in slippery (even muddy) conditions by way of including weight to the back of the vehicle. By doing so, you’re adding weight on the axle that offers power. “If there’s weight on the axle and tires which spin,” writes The News Wheel, “the vehicle can grip better.” In a car, this means loading up the trunk. In a truck, this means loading up the bed. You can use sandbags, bins of kitty litter, or even bags of dirt. On the plus side, sand and d...

Navigating snowy or icy roads is not the time to be thinking about the difference between snow tires and normal tires. Give your tires some thought before wintry weather hits! Normal Tires in Qatar vs Winter Tires in Qatar The proper tires can improve the security and overall performance of your vehicle. Orient Tech Car Services, the leading tire dealers in Qatar for more than a century, is right here to give an explanation for the difference between snow tires and normal tires, and help you determine which tires are proper for your car when the temperature drops. Snow Tires Are Designed for Winter Snow tires are uniquely designed to improve traction in snowy and icy conditions. Regular tires are not. There are three primary elements that set winter tires aside from normal tires: rubber composition, tread depth and pattern, and biting edges. 1. Rubber Composition:  Winter tires are made with a unique rubber that works great in cold temperatures. The rubber is designed to remain ge...

Maintain your car in the winter Winter season undoubtedly is a challenging season for car owners due to the freezing temperatures, heavy snow, and icy roads. Driving in such a tough condition undoubtedly can be quite a challenge. Therefore, it’s better to visit the best Car service center in Qatar to get your car prepared for the challenging weather ahead. In addition to this, here are some tips that can help you take good care of your car during the brutal winter months. 1.Check your lights As the sun during the winter season sets early, it makes winter driving a lot more dangerous. This becomes more hazardous while driving back home at night. So, one must ensure that their lights are in a good position, providing the brightest illumination possible. In case the light is damaged, you need to get it repaired before the winter starts. While in case you find your headlights foggy or yellow, consider looking for the best automotive service in Qatar to get them replaced. 2.Maintain the b...

 Car Maintenance and Driving Tips for Qatar Hot Summer Weather Driving your car in the mid-year season can be testing. The sweltering climate can make life troublesome while driving. You should put forth additional attempts to zero in out and about ahead while driving in outrageous warmth. Here are some driving and support tips to defeat sweltering climate challenges, remain centered, and not lose your cool while driving throughout the mid-year season. Car Driving Tips During the Hot Weather: Here are a few tips that will be gainful for you on the off chance that you are driving significant distance in a sweltering climate or even driving to work while driving in extraordinary warmth. 1) Battery:  Car batteries are situated underneath the hood and keep going for quite a long time. Likely, that is the reason it requires some investment for individuals to consider it during high temperatures. High temperatures and ensuing warmth and vibrations can harm a car's battery. It can ca...

How the Temperature and Climate Influences Tire Pressures The air in your tires is influenced by temperature. At the point when it's warm, the pressure is higher and when it's cooler the pressure is lower. The tires aren't what underpins the heaviness of your vehicle, it's the air in the tires, and it's typically kept at a temperature of around 32 PSI, or pounds per square inch. Indeed, we moved to the decimal standard years prior, yet a few estimates will remain everlastingly majestic. In any case, you may once in a while observe kPa for kilopascals.  Things that impact your tire pressure are:  Surrounding temperature, for example, what is the air temperature outside the tire  Tire temperature  Sun exposure Leakage, i.e. puncture or natural leakage.  Vehicle producers make a proposal for tire pressures which as a rule is shown on a plate bolted to the B column (the one you'll check whether you open the front entryways). This pressure is identified with the sort...