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How to Make a Winter Driving Survival Kit

First Winter Snowfall

We are in the heart of winter so today I thought I would share a few tips on how to make your own winter driving survival kit. While this kit is a must-have for winter driving it's also important to make sure your vehicle has had all it's recommended services and is operational for winter weather driving. One way I do this is by taking my vehicle to the dealership and having them perform all recommended maintenance. Here is everything you need to create your own Winter Driving Survival Kit ...

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8 Winter Driving Tips

Car driving down winter road compliments of Pexel

Winter driving should be a driving course all on its own. Nothing compares to learning how to handle your vehicle in snow, ice and windy conditions. Besides having your care serviced by professionals, staying up on your routine maintenance and getting any needed repairs done before the first snowfall there are a few other things you should know about winter driving. Be Able to See and Be Seen Clean frost and snow off all windows, mirrors, lights, and reflectors. Equip your car with good wiper ...

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Winter Survival Tips in Your Car

Winter Day by Peyton's Momma

Winter is here and it's going to be here for a while. And I know we have winter every year but I think it's important to go through winter survival tips and do a once over of your car before you head out on the roads during this frigid time of year.  Cold affects metal, rubber and other materials in your car. It can reduce the effectiveness of your vehicle’s battery by at least 50 percent. It can freeze tires and keep them flat on the bottom for at least the first half-mile of travel. It can ...

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What’s the Proper Tire Pressure for Winter?

closeup of tire

Every year, when the temperatures fall, my tire pressure light goes on.  Why? Well, when the temperatures dip the air compresses in the tires which cause low tire pressure.  The weather plays a big part in tire pressure. While hot weather can make your tires over inflate cold weather can cause them to be dangerously underinflated.   The first major cold wave will cause the air to contract inside your tire, lowering the pressure. This seems to happen to me around October/November every year. My ...

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A Family Road Side Emergency Kit

Have you ever been stuck by the side of the road? It's not something you really think about. I know I didn't think about until AFTER I had been stranded. And being stranded by the side of the road in a rural area by myself was a huge eye-opener.  Beyond keeping your vehicle in tip-top shape by making sure all the routine maintenance and repairs are up to date (which you can ask your dealership for a list of maintenance based on miles driven) there are a few things you should keep in your car for ...

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Tips for Getting Approved for an Auto Loan

Unless you live in the city, chances are you need a vehicle. Times have changed and we are a much more fluid world with people easily traveling between cities, states, even countries a daily basis without giving it a second thought. We live in a suburb. We don’t really have Ubers, taxis or public transportation around here. So that means, more likely than not, you are going to need to qualify for a car loan.  Before you apply for your car loan there are a few things you should do ...

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About Peyton’s Momma

Shanna is a single mom living in the suburbs of the Twin Cities raising her daughter.

Shanna blogs about family, food, travel, middle-school-age children topics, and more. She shares tips and tricks she has discovered to help make her life run smoother.

She is also an avid cook and enjoys sharing recipes and entertaining. Shanna plans educational events and field trips for her daughter and shares her experiences so other families can plan their own adventures.

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