Winter Prep: What's Your Driving Essentials in Winter🚗❄️Share Your Experience

[3Wliners]

Did you know? Winter driving comes with risks—late November often brings heavy snowfalls, and cold weather can reduce tire pressure and battery power. It’s also easy to forget the tools and floor mats that can save you in a roadside emergency or during the snow/ice cleanup.
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We’ve put together a winter driving prep list—are you ready for the season?

So what’s in your winter essentials kit?
We want to hear your must-have gear or accessories for the colder months—let’s crowdsource the ultimate winter prep checklist and help each other gear up for whatever weather comes our way.

Drop a comment below with your top winter driving tips or any must-have products you swear by! Share your stories and setups with the community. Bonus points for real-life stories and pics of your setup.

 

[Warped9]

I just had my Bronco Sport winter prepped this week, and we’ve already had a little snow. Installed winter tires, checked all fluids and battery, installed new wipers. Also I carry a couple of warm blankets, a shovel, air pump and a good flashlight. I’ve never needed them, but they’re there. Even if I don’t wear them regularly I also always have a hat and gloves at hand during winter.

 

[Major Kong]

PB Blaster Surface Shield

 

[SnoopyBroncoSport]

I just had my Bronco Sport winter prepped this week, and we’ve already had a little snow. Installed winter tires, checked all fluids and battery, installed new wipers. Also I carry a couple of warm blankets, a shovel, air pump and a good flashlight. I’ve never needed them, but they’re there. Even if I don’t wear them regularly I also always have a hat and gloves at hand during winter.

I have the same except I also have an emergency kit, tow rope, some candles, a lighter and matches and extra windshield washer fluid.

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