May 30, 2025

9 Car Safety Tips for Monsoon

Kuhu Verma

Check Tyre Condition

Ensure your tyres have sufficient tread (min. 2.5 mm) to maintain grip on wet roads.

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Wiper Quality

Wiper blades are crucial for visibility. Replace them if they leave streaks or make noise.

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Headlights and Brakelights

Headlights, brake lights, and indicators help you see and be seen. Clean and check all lights regularly.

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Check the Brakes

Get your brakes inspected for wear and tear. Wet roads require better braking performance for safety.

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Avoid Waterlogged Paths

Flooded roads can damage your engine, especially if water enters the exhaust or air intake.

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Test Electrical Systems

Humidity can cause battery issues or short circuits. Ensure your battery is fully charged and terminals are clean.

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AC and Defoggers

To prevent foggy windows, use the car's defogger and air conditioning effectively. Keep a micro-fibre cloth handy.

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Undercarriage Anti-Roast Coating

Indian monsoon roads are often full of potholes and puddles that splash mud and water on your car’s underbody.

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Emergency Kit

Include essentials like a flashlight, cables, raincoat, tow rope, tyre inflator, first-aid kit, and some food and water.

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