Winter Car Rental Tips 4 Tips for Driving Safe
                     Winter Car 
Rental Tips 
4 Tips for 
Driving Safe
www.cheapercarrentals.com.
au
The major question that we have asked ourselves at least once in 
our lifetime is ‘How do I handle the snow and ice in a rental?’. 
Cheaper Car Rental provides you with the best tips to avoid all the 
hazardous experiences and to stay safe on the road.
The obvious perils of a winter driver are the snow, ice, winter fog 
and continuous rains. The major question that we have asked 
ourselves at least once in our lifetime is ‘How do I handle the snow 
and ice in a rental?’. Cheaper Car Rental provides you with the best 
tips to avoid all the hazardous experiences and to stay safe on the 
road.
1. Check the vehicle before departure: Thoroughly checking the 
rental car before starting for the destination is a wise decision to 
make. The tread in the tyres, pressure in the tyres, windscreen 
wipers, topped up engine coolant, stocked emergency provisions 
and other things ensure that the hazards on the roads do not cause 
delays/unfortunate incidents.
2. Check the winter terms and conditions of your car rental 
agreement: Remember that only a few companies allow the 
vehicles to be taken into the snow. Check your route and ask for 
additional snow cover.
3. Adjust your driving techniques: Wet, icy roads can greatly impact 
your car’s ability to function normally. A lot of precision and 
decisiveness is required while driving in the winters. Slow down and 
avoid sudden braking or turning!
4. In worst case scenarios: If you are stranded or stuck, remain in 
the car but switch off the engine to save the fuel. To avoid any 
further damage, call the emergency services or the 
breakdown cover provider. Cheap Car Rentals offers a range of 
car rental and hire options even during the winters. Browse through 
our Excess Reduction Packages and we hope that your winter 
driving goes hassle-free.
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