What are you advising car owners to do with their now-static cars to maintain efficiency?
I am self-isolating and, given the Government's restrictions on unnecessary driving, what are you advising car owners to do with their now-static cars to maintain efficiency?
Asked on 2 April 2020 by macca10
Answered by
Dan Powell
If you are already self-isolating or considered 'at risk', I would recommend staying at home and addressing any potential car problems when the isolation period lifts. If your car is on your driveway or in a garage and easily accessible then you might want to consider over inflating the tyre to 40PSI to prevent flat spotting and fitting a charger to the battery.
For more car storage information, see: www.honestjohn.co.uk/coronavirus/coronavirus-what-...r
For more car storage information, see: www.honestjohn.co.uk/coronavirus/coronavirus-what-...r
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